Georgia Boots: Men’s GB00236 Brown AMP LT Composite Toe Logger Boots

Step into your job site confidence. Let your new pair of ~Georgia Men’s GB00236 Brown AMP LT Composite Toe Logger Boots give you that self-assurance; they’ll bring safety toe and electrical hazard protection to the table, as well as waterproof coverage plus chemical and abrasion resistance you can trust.

Georgia’s very own waterproof system is in place in these men’s logger boots, and it’s ready to fight off wetness. Full-grain leather uppers and oil- and slip-resistant rubber lug outsoles team up to conquer less-than-ideal weather conditions, thanks to the Goodyear® welt construction that stitches them together for a secure bond. The rugged outsoles are also chemical- and abrasion-resistant.

EVA midsoles support your feet from below, as do the AMP LT insoles with memory foam. To guard your toes against impact and compression, the Georgia brown boots feature Ergo-Fit safety toe caps that are designed to match contours of feet. These composite safety toes provide superior comfort and flexibility to your steps, and they meet the ASTM F2413 protective toe classification. The men’s composite toe work boots also meet the ASTM F2413 electrical hazard safety standard.

Milled brass hardware extends the life of the laces, and grip panels make it easier to get these EH safety toe boots on and off. With a 9-inch height and 2-inch heel, the Georgia men’s footwear means business. Heel-stabilizing counter locks and double-ribbed, tempered steel shanks support your feet from below, and padded collars increase your overall foot comfort. To top it all off, the waterproof brown boots come with removable brush guard kilties.

Have some faith in your men’s work boots – this pair of Georgia Men’s GB00236 Brown AMP LT Composite Toe Logger Boots was built to protect, comfort, and stabilize your feet. Order your pair here today!

Detailed Product Specifications

Additional Product Features

• Abrasion Resistant
• Slip Resistant
• Oil Resistant
• Chemical Resistant
• Electrical Hazard (EH)
• 90 Degree Heel