Rockport Works Shoes: Men’s Steel Toe EH Leather Boat Shoes RK6736

The loafer-like~ Rockport Works RK6736 Men’s Crazy Horse Steel Toe Boat Shoes look about as casual as you can get, but they’re still a pretty serious pair of shoes. Think you can’t mix work with play? You’ve simply been wearing the wrong footwear.

This premium footwear is manufactured with Crazy Horse brown leather is detailed with white stitching to create a stylish, casual look. These uppers are also abrasion resistant and smooth to the touch. These shoes are constructed to withstand the test of time, that is why you can depend on them to perform 24/7. In addition, this footwear is equipped with brown laces and shock-absorbent rubber boat shoe outsoles finish off the comfortable, supportive design. But there’s even more to these casual shoes than what meets the eye.

Breathable nylon mesh creates moisture-wicking lining that reduces sweat for cool, comfortable feet. EVA foam, lightweight and airy, adds cushioning in the midsoles. Cushioned sock liners provide full-cushion support with stabilizer cups. The insoles are also moisture-wicking to promote foot dryness. Kinetic air circulator insoles work to keep feet cool, promoting natural air flow.The oil-resistant soles resist chemical corrosion for long-lasting wear. Anti-slip pigskin heel counters and Slip Resistant soles provide the gripping traction you’ll need on wet boat decks or ordinary work environments.

Think you can’t wear these low-cut loafers on the job? ~Rockport Works RK6736 Men’s Crazy Horse Steel Toe Boat Shoes have ASTM-approved steel toes and EH (electrical hazard) protection to keep you safe against dangerous electric shock. They may look casual, but these Rockport Works take serious care of your feet.

Sizes Manufactured: Medium 7 – 12,13,14 | Wide 7 – 12,13

This shoe is also available in women’s as style RK676

Detailed Product Specifications

Additional Product Features

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