Genuine Grip 7160-13W Work Boots Size 13 Wide
Waterproof leather work boots with slip-resistant rubber outsoles and shock-absorbing polyurethane midsoles, sized 13 wide for a secure fit
- Main materialHAWA
- Slip-resistant rubber outsole grips wet surfaces
- Shock-absorbing polyurethane midsole reduces foot fatigue
- Waterproof leather upper keeps feet dry in rain
- Flexible polyurethane footbed cushions every step
- Wide size 13 fit accommodates broader feet comfortably
Genuine Grip 7160-13W Work Boots
These Genuine Grip 7160-13W boots are built for men who need a size 13 wide fit and reliable protection on the job. The plain-toe design suits workplaces that do not require safety-toe certification. A waterproof leather upper keeps feet dry in wet conditions. The six-inch lace-up height provides secure ankle support throughout the shift.
Thermals noise and power draw
The mesh liner promotes airflow to help manage heat during long hours on your feet. A polyurethane midsole absorbs shock to reduce fatigue from standing or walking on hard surfaces. The flexible soft board insole adds cushioning without stiffness. Slip-resistant rubber outsoles with anti-skid bars deliver stable traction on oily or wet floors.
Upgrade from worn or narrow footwear
Workers replacing boots that leak, lack grip or pinch at the forefoot will notice the immediate improvement in fit and dryness. The wide sizing accommodates broader feet that standard widths cannot. Plastic shank reinforcement adds structure without the weight of steel. This pair is not for buyers who need a safety toe, metatarsal guard or insulated lining for cold environments.
How it compares
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- Price $75.99
- Pricier than about 81% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | GENUINE GRIP |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How do I lace these 6-inch boots so the ankle support actually holds?
Thread the laces through every eyelet to the top hook, then pull tight before tying; skipping the upper hooks is the step most people miss and it lets the ankle roll.
Which part of the 7160-13W wears out first and needs replacing?
The polyurethane midsole compresses permanently after heavy daily use, so the shock-absorbing layer is the first component that requires a new pair.
At what point does the slip-resistant rubber outsole stop gripping on wet floors?
Once the anti-skid bars wear down flush with the surrounding tread, the channel depth is gone and hydroplaning risk rises sharply.
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