Iron Age Boots: Men’s Black Steel Toe Leather Work Boots IA5150

It’s time to replace your work boots. If it’s been a coon’s age since you last invested in footwear, ~it’s time for a pair of Iron Age Men’s Black Steel Toe Work Boots IA5150.

With black uppers made of full-grain and action leather, these Iron Age boots are flexible yet tough. Leather is naturally oil, water, and abrasion resistant, so the uppers will stay looking great for years. Inside these steel toe boots is Taibrelle lining that work to wick moisture away from your feet, providing comfort, and preventing chafing.

These 6-inch sport boots are tall enough to protect your ankles, yet low enough to be cool and comfortable. Go ahead and stay on your feet all day. The insole is an EVA cushion insert with a sponge rubber heel wedge. If you think that steel toe boots are heavy and rigid and cause leg pain-think again. These safety toe boots actually help your feet feel better.

These Iron Age boots offer serious protection to men who’s jobs expose them to painful accidents. Steel toes protect your feet from objects falling from above and make sure your toes are shielded from accidents.

Dual-density rubber outsoles on these black boots provides rough and tumble abrasion-resistance for wear on all types of terrain. These Iron Age soles’ durable rubber bottoms offer the best in slip resistance, so you stay on your feet at work. They also resist oil, chemicals, heat, abrasion and metal chips. Don’t worry about these soles breaking down, instead feel confident that you can walk across all sorts of surfaces with impunity.

Don’t keep wearing those same old steel toe work boots to work–they’re worn out. Instead, order a new pair of Iron Age Men’s Black Steel Toe Work Boots IA5150 today.

If you liked the C5150 you will love the IA5150

Sizes Available: M 6-11, 12, 13, 14 I W 6-11, 12, 13

Detailed Product Specifications

Additional Product Features

• Abrasion Resistant
• Removable Footbed
• Slip Resistant
• Oil Resistant
• Chemical Resistant
• Electrical Hazard (EH)