HEARTLAND TALON TRAX 15D831 Size 9 Men's Steel Rubber Boot Green
Knee-high steel-toe rubber boot with lug sole, waterproof construction and E width fit
- Steel toe protects against impact hazards
- Knee-high 15 in shaft shields lower leg
- Lug-pattern sole grips loose or wet ground
- Waterproof rubber keeps feet dry in rain
- Wide E width fits broader feet comfortably
Talon Trax 15D831 Size 9 Steel Toe Boot
This knee-high rubber boot is built for men who need a steel toe and a lug sole on wet or muddy jobsites. The waterproof construction keeps feet dry while the 15-inch height adds lower-leg coverage. A width E last gives extra room across the forefoot for all-day comfort.
Rubber Upper With Lug Sole And Steel Toe
The one-piece rubber shell resists water and abrasion without requiring a separate membrane. A steel toe cap meets impact protection needs while the aggressive lug pattern digs into loose soil, gravel or slick concrete. No metatarsal guard is fitted, so the flex point stays natural when kneeling or climbing.
Check Fit And Workplace Requirements Before Buying
Confirm that a size 9 width E matches your usual boot sizing, as rubber does not stretch like leather. Verify that your site allows steel-toe footwear without a metatarsal guard. The boot is not insulated, so plan for cold-weather liners if you work in freezing conditions.
How it compares
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- Price $36.99
- Pricier than about 63% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | TALON TRAX |
Questions about this item
How high does the 15 in boot shaft extend on the leg?
The 15 in shaft reaches to knee height, covering the lower leg fully for splash and debris protection.
What width fitting does the Size 9 E boot use?
The boot is built on an E width last, giving a roomier forefoot than standard D width for wider feet.
Do I need to break in the steel toe before the boot feels comfortable?
The steel toe is rigid from day one; wear thick socks and walk on carpet first to let the rubber upper soften around your foot.
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