Viking VW22 Unisex Tall Rubber Boots Steel Toe 16" Brown 7
Knee-high rubber boots with steel toe protection, waterproof construction and insulated lining
- Steel toe protects against impact hazards
- 16 inch height shields lower legs from splashes
- Waterproof rubber keeps feet dry in wet conditions
- Insulated lining provides warmth in cold environments
- Chevron sole pattern delivers traction on slippery surfaces
Unisex Knee-High Rubber Boot
The Viking VW22 is a unisex rubber boot that reaches 16 inches in height. It features a steel toe for impact protection and a chevron-patterned sole for grip. The construction is fully waterproof and includes insulation for cold conditions. Sized at 7 with a standard D width, it is sold as a single pair.
Replaces Worn Safety Footwear
This boot replaces older rubber safety boots that have lost waterproof integrity or whose steel toes are damaged. The insulated lining makes the upgrade worthwhile when working in cold, wet environments where standard non-insulated boots no longer provide enough warmth. A new pair restores certified toe protection and dry comfort in one step.
Suits Cold Wet Work Sites
Workers needing knee-high waterproof protection with a safety toe and insulation for cold weather will find this boot suitable. Buyers who require a metatarsal guard for additional foot coverage should look at alternative models. Those needing a different height, width, or a non-insulated design for warmer climates should also consider other options.
How it compares
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- Price $105.99
- Pricier than about 89% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | VIKING |
Questions about this item
How tall is the 16 inch shaft on these boots?
The boot height is 16 inches, measured from the sole to the top of the knee-high shaft.
What is the correct way to put on these unisex rubber boots?
Sit down, pull the boot straight up over the heel without rolling the cuff, and ensure the steel toe cap sits squarely over your toes.
When should the chevron sole pattern be replaced?
Replace the boots when the chevron tread depth is worn smooth or the rubber shows cracking, as grip and waterproofing will be reduced.
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