Men’s 6” Waterproof Comp Toe Work Boot
- Connection Alcatraz Barnyard Acid Resistant Leather Upper
- Carbon Composite Safety Toe Cap
- Waterproof SCUBALINER™
- Mesh Lining
- OVERTIME Comfort System
- Removable Kiltie
- Electrical Hazard Rated
- Triple-Rib Steel Shank
- Tripleflex Technology Welt Construction
- GOODYEAR Weather Adapt Oil & Slip Resisting Rubber Outsole
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Slip Resisting - Soles designed and constructed with materials to meet the standard for slip resistance.
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Waterproof SCUBALINER™ - Carolina’s Exclusive Proprietary Waterproof Lining System.
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Carbon Composite Fiber Toe - A Non-Metallic Safety Toe option. Carbon fiber weave reduces toe cap weight while maintaining strength to meet the ASTM Standards for compression and impact testing rating of ASTM F2413-18 I-75/C-75.
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Electrical Hazard - Footwear tested by an independent lab that can withstand applications of 18,000 volts at 60hz for one minute without leakage.
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Goodyear Weather Adapt Outsole - Goodyear biopolymer soiling compounds were created to adapt to low temperatures and enhance performance in wet and cold conditions.
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Overtime Comfort System® - New for 2018. Our premium dual-density foam footbed. A thick polyurethane foam undercarriage molded for support is combined with a memory foam top layer that contours to your anatomy. It’s a new comfort footbed that’s sure to keep you working around the clock.
Review by: Antonio, NC, 11/10/2019
I felt this product's fit was: true to size
I felt this product's width was: true to width
Very Good Work Boots... will NOT be disappointed...good price for these boots that has quality.
Review by: Andy, Pittsburgh/pa, 9/13/2019
I felt this product's fit was: true to size
I felt this product's width was: narrow
This is my 2nd Pair of Carolina’s. Very happy with their product. My last pair seem to be a little heavier. I asked the salesman for a much lighter pair and he recommended the 7530s. I could not be happier great color excellent style very comfortable highly recommend.
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