Crosby
Sale
$249.99
$229.95
Description
The Crosby leather work boot takes everything you love in an outdoor boot and translates it to the job site. It is designed for anyone who needs flexibility in the front of the foot for bending, twisting, and crawling plus stability in the heel. This 6-inch composite safety toe boot is CSA approved and includes puncture-resistant materials. UltraDry™ waterproofing keeps you dry in wet conditions. The memory foam insole provides immediate comfort. The comfortable sole is not only made from long-lasting, heat-resistant material for added protection, but it includes a shank for more stable footing. The diamond-shaped tread delivers excellent traction on any surface.
Specifications
| Safety Toe | Non-Metallic Toe |
|---|---|
| Height | 6-inch |
| Leather Type | Nubuck, Waterproof, Oiled and Waxed |
| Technology | ArmaTec™, CuShin™, enerG, StableFlex, Swen Flex, UltraDry™ |
| Waterproof | UltraDry™ Waterproofing System |
| Shank | Nylon |
| Safety Standards | CSA |
| Color | Gray |
| ASTM Standard | ASTM F2413-24, I/C, EH PR SR |
| CSA Standard | CSA Grade 1, ESR Rated, PR |
| Gender | Mens |
| Closure System | Lace-Up |
| Contender NanoToe™ | Yes |
| Non-Metallic Toe | Yes |
| Soft Toe | No |
| Care Products | Leather Cream, Leather Protector, Waterproof Cleaner |
| Care Kit | 6 |
| Market Availability | domestic |
| Leather Name | Crazy Horse |
| Leather Color | Gray |
| ArmaTec™ | Yes |
| enerG | Yes |
| HRO Heat Resistant | Yes |
| StableFlex | Yes |
| Swen Flex | Yes |
| UltraDry™ | Yes |
| CuShin™ | Yes |
| Construction | Cement to Welt |
| Footbed | Removable Memory Foam-EVA |
| Insole | Swen-Flex® |
| Last | IS-157 |
| Outsole | Rubber Diamond Tred - Rust |
| Sourcing | Globally Sourced |
| Puncture Resistant | Yes |
| Slip Resistant | Yes |
| Electrical Hazard | Yes |
| Family | Crosby |
Fit & sizing
Most Irish SetterE boots use a true-to-size last. If you sit between sizes, try the half size. D is the standard men’s width; EE is wide. Full charts live on the Size Guide.
