Genuine Grip 7800 personal protective equipment
Waterproof 6-inch steel-toe work boot with anti-skid rubber outsole and nylon-mesh liner
- Steel toe protects against impact hazards
- Waterproof construction keeps feet dry in wet conditions
- Anti-skid outsole bars improve grip on slippery surfaces
- Nylon mesh liner enhances breathability during long shifts
- Polyurethane midsole cushions each step for comfort
Genuine Grip 7800 work boot
The Genuine Grip 7800 is a steel-toe work boot built for people who need certified toe protection on hard surfaces. It comes in a unisex size 8 wide fitting with a six-inch shaft height. The lace-up closure secures the foot for stable movement across uneven ground. Black leather uppers give a professional appearance suitable for regulated job sites.
Upgrade from soft-toe footwear
Workers moving from soft-toe shoes gain a steel toe cap that meets impact and compression standards. The polyurethane midsole adds cushioning that reduces fatigue during long standing shifts. A plastic shank supplies torsional rigidity without the weight of metal. Waterproof construction keeps feet dry when conditions turn wet.
Sustained shift performance
The nylon mesh liner wicks moisture to maintain comfort through extended wear. Rubber outsoles with anti-skid bars deliver reliable traction on oily or wet floors. Wide-width last accommodates natural foot swell over a full shift. Durable materials resist abrasion from daily contact with concrete and debris.
How it compares
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- Price $84.99
- Pricier than about 84% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | GENUINE GRIP |
Questions about this item
Does the 6 in height require a specific sock or pant leg length?
The boot stands 6 in tall from the sole, so crew-length socks or hemmed trousers that clear the collar will prevent bunching.
What is the correct way to lace the steel-toe 7800 to avoid pressure on the toes?
Lace from the bottom eyelets upward, keeping the tongue centred, and stop tightening once the instep feels secure — over-tightening the top eyelets presses the steel cap against the toes.
How often should the rubber outsole with anti-skid bars be inspected for wear?
Check the tread depth monthly; replace the boots once the anti-skid bars are worn flush with the surrounding rubber to maintain slip resistance.
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