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【Professional chainsaw protection】- Chainsaw safety boots, upper material made from full-grain buffalo leather with instep/shank, vamp/quarter, logging boot tongue, integrated 5-layer Kevlar lining, certified to EN ISO 20345:2011 and EN 17249 Class 1 (20 m/s) standard. This special barrier has been designed to withstand accidental chainsaw contact in the critical lower leg area CORE FOOT ARMOR: Woodcutting work boots feature a sturdy steel toe cap that meets impact/compliance standards and a Kevlar midsole for puncture resistance. Protects against heavy falling limbs, rolling logs and sharp debris on the ground such as broken branches and spikes. These Ultra chainsaw boots with steel toe caps are equipped with anti-chainsaw features as well as a fashionable look. Wooden toe boots are perfect for forestry activities that require durable wear and long service life 【Jungle Terrain Outsole】 - Work boots made of PU/Nitrile rubber blend offer excellent slip, oil, and hydrolysis resistance. Deep, multi-directional studs provide firm grip on wet logs, muddy slopes and uneven forest floors and ensure stable footing in challenging environments All-weather protection and comfort: Water repellent full grain leather upper wicks away moisture. Removable and shock-absorbing memory foam insole, breathable lining makes these black-orange safety boots sweat-wicking and quick-drying, keeps your feet dry and offers all-day comfort. Orange fabric work boots improve visibility during dawn and dusk 【Professional Certification & Construction】 - Built to strict CE and ASTM safety standards (including chainsaw protection). The durable leather construction, reinforced stitching and oil-resistant components are designed for everyday abrasion and demanding conditions of professional logs. 5-layer Kevlar chainsaw protection in the tongue to the deep-studded, hydrolysis-resistant outsole that grips like roots on wet bark, every detail addresses a real forest hazard