Extreme winter weather is no match for Timberland PRO's new Pac Max work boots with an impressive list of performance, comfort, and safety features that are essential for working in frigid work environments.
For more information on how to stay comfortable and safe working in cold conditions, read our blog post The Ultimate Guide to Comfort and Safety Working in Cold Conditions.
Features
| STYLE: | A5QXJ |
| Sole: | Luggy, All-Weather TPU outsole is non-marking and heat-, oil, slip, and abrasion-resistant to provide traction in all conditions, plus crampon compatibility |
| Upper: | Abrasion-resistant, Ever-Guard™ waterproof leather upper with an internal waterproof membrane |
| Lining/Insulations: | Boot includes a heavyweight liner, certified to -76ºF (-60ºC) |
| Footbed: | Shock absorbing Anti-Fatigue technology footbed. |
| CSA: | Certified Grade 1 Composite Toe, Composite Plate, Electric Shock Resistant (ESR) |
| Height: | 10" |
| Size Range: | 4-16 |
| Fit: | Wide |
| Work Conditions: | Heavy Duty |
Did you know that when required to wear protective footwear, you have options beyond traditional steel toe shoes or steel toe boots? Composite toe safety shoes & work boots are an excellent alternative. Composite toe safety shoes are often lighter than steel toe shoes and provide the same levels of protection. Read more about the pros and cons of different toe protection materials here.
To find out more about the differences, read our blog on What are the Differences Between Composite Toe, Aluminum Toe and Steel Toe Safety Shoes and Boots.
