Thorogood Men's Waterproof Wellington Boots - Steel Toe, Wide Size 9.5

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Sole Material: Rubber Outer Material: Leather Closure Type: Pull-On Water Resistance Level: Waterproof

ABOUT THIS ITEM: - Made in the United States with globally sourced components by expert craftsmen and women at Thorogood's American plants. - The "worked" design means that American Heritage Wellington men's boots are ideal for a range of outdoor and industrial applications: boots for a carpenter, construction worker, electrician, HVAC technician, iron worker, molinwright, plumber, welder, mechanic, farmer, or anyone else who needs comfortable safety protection for the toes while doing hard dirty work. - High-quality full-grain leather boots in the Thorogood Wellington work boot design are comfortable and withstand punishing work. - Trail Crazyhorse brown with black sole (804-3310) and cream sole (804-4372). The Crazyhorse Trail boots have a special wax applied, giving them a vintage Old West look. - Men's steel toe boots protect your feet from impacts and compression hazards on site, while the design keeps them light and flexible, making American Heritage Wellingtons one of the best safety boots for men with hazardous jobs. - Complies with ASTM F2413-18 safety standards. - The MAXWEAR 90 traction sole with heel flexes better than other work boot soles, absorbing impacts and protecting your feet and ankles while working on difficult surfaces, keeping you on your feet on loose gravel and wet, oily surfaces. - Meets ASTM F3445-21 anti-slip resistance standards. - EH resistance: these MaxWear 90 work boots meet ASTM F2413-18 safety standards for resistance to electrical hazards.

BRAND HISTORY: - 1892: Albert H. Weinbrenner, at the age of 27, opens a cobblery in Milwaukee with partner, Joseph Peffer, serving "Jobbing" trades. - 1900: Albert H. Weinbrenner Co. is formed. - 1916: First catalog printed. Company has more leather cutting machines than any other in U.S. - 1917: "Job-fitted" concept introduced. Weinbrenner is a major contributor of boots to U.S. Army in WWI. - 1938: Company takes first steps into safety footwear production. - 1942: Company celebrates 50 years in business. Converts to all-military footwear for duration of WWII, producing combat and dress styles. Military footwear also becomes popular with civilians. - 1943: Company workers organize under International Boot & Shoe Workers Union. Management and workers continue outstanding relationship through today. - 1964: The Official Boy Scout Boot: The Hike n' Camp is introduced with wedge sole and moccasin-style stitching. It becomes the company's best-selling boot of all time and is still available in its original design today. - 1988: Company purchased by local group including six employees. "ThoroGard" division created featuring high-tech occupational safety footwear. - 1992: Weinbrenner celebrates 100 years in business. - 2000: Weinbrenner employees took ownership of the company through ESOP. - 2001: Within three days of the September 11 terror attacks, Weinbrenner donates 300 pairs of durable work boots to Ground Zero for those working in the rubble. Another 200 pairs followed. - 2014: 1892 Heritage line of handcrafted, lifestyle boots is introduced, built on the iconic No. 60 last. - 2017: Weinbrenner celebrates its 125th Anniversary. It is demonstrating a renewed commitment to upgrading and improving domestic facilities, machines, equipment, manufacturing methods and computer systems/programs. - 2022: Weinbrenner celebrates 130 years as a company, with the opening of a new factory in Merrill, WI and the launch of the first western wear product, Thorogood's Square Toe Wellingtons. - 2023: Sales continue to increase as Thorogood gains popularity and expands with many new styles on the horizon.

SAFETY TOE BOOTS: - All boots featuring a safety toe, either steel or composite, meet or exceed the falling IMPACT and COMPRESSION testing. - IMPACT: Footwear retains a .500 inch (1/2 inch) for men's and .468 inch (15/32 inch) for women's or greater clearance after a nominal impact of 75 foot-pounds (101.7J), i.e., a 50-pound weight dropped, reaching 117.9 ± 2.4 inches per second velocity at impact. - COMPRESSION: Footwear retains a .500 inch (1/2 inch) for men's and .468 inch (15/32 inch) for women's or greater clearance after a compression force of 2500 lbs. (11,121 N).

ELECTRIC HAZARD: - Constructed or manufactured with electric shock-resisting soles and heels capable of withstanding an application of 18,000 volts (root mean square (RMS) value) at 60 Hz for 1 minute, with no current flow or current leakage in excess of 1.0 milliamperes under dry conditions.

SLIP-RESISTING: - Footwear is tested for ASTM F3445-21 industry criteria for slip-resisting footwear.

OIL-RESISTING: - The outsole is designed to withstand or reduce damage due to oil.

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