Driscoll 11" Waterproof Met Guard Steel Toe
$279.95
Color:
Pecan (Brown)
Width:
Size:
The 11" tall Driscoll Waterproof Steel Toe MetGuard pull-on workboot is built for maximum performance.
It's dark exterior is accented by a simple stitch pattern on the upper and features an Ortholite® insole for lasting comfort and a steel shank for added support. The steel toe and waterproof leather help keep you safe and dry on the job. It also provides added protection of your metatarsals with a flexible and light weight XRD® Impact Protection Metguard that overlays the safety toe. Its Vibram® Commander-X5™ rubber outsole is resistant to heat, oil, chipping, chemicals, and slipping and provides stability on various terrain. This boot is electrical hazard rated and meets ASTM F2413-11, 175, C75 EH MT safety footwear standards.
Details
- Upper: Premium Full Grain Leather
- Lining: Woven
- Insole: Ortholite®Removable Insert®
- Toe Shape: Square
- Construction: Cement
- Outsole: Vibram®
- Safety Features: EH, Waterproof, Met Guard, Steel Toe, Oil and Slip Resisting, ASTM F2413 rated
Ortholite® - Our Ortholite® inserts are made in open-cell polyurethane foam, which is extremely breathable, lightweight, and flexible. Built to retain 95% of their original thickness and to prevent flattening over time, our Ortholite® inserts have anti-bacterial properties and can be easily removed, washed, and replaced.
Vibram® Outsole - We partnered with Vibram®, the world’s leader in high performance rubber soles, to develop an outsole specifically designed for outdoor work and recreation.
Met Guard - Our armor-like met guard shield offers protection to the top of your foot against possible compression injuries.
Slip Resisting - Designed with heavy-duty outsoles that influence the grip of the boot when walking on wet surfaces.
Electric Hazard - Our electrical hazard rated boots protect you from open electrical currents from the bottom up. Tested up to 18,000 volts.
Waterproof - We use only the best construction and components to create waterproof boots that keep your feet dry no matter the conditions.
Steel Toe - From the ranch to the construction site, our steel toe boots are the ideal solution for the working man and woman meeting industry standards for impact and compression.
Cowhide on a Western Boot - Non-waterproof
- Use a soft scrub brush dipped in mildly soapy water to softly scrub off remaining debris & dirt.
- Rinse the boots with warm water and let thoroughly dry for up to 24 hours.
- Liberally apply a leather conditioning cream to all exterior leather areas on the boot.
Work boots – Waterproof
- If the boot has laces, remove the laces.
- Rinse or hose down only the exterior of the boots to remove debris.
- Use a soft scrub brush dipped in mildly soapy water to softly scrub off remaining debris & dirt.
- Rinse the exterior of the boots with warm water and let thoroughly dry for up to 24 hours.
- Liberally apply leather conditioning cream to all exterior leather areas on the boot.
Suede
- Let the debris dry on the boots.
- Carefully use a semi-stiff brush to knock off debris from the boot.
- Dust off the remaining debris.
- Use a warm washcloth to dab off and clean the boot.
Exotics
- Ostrich Leather - Use a soft, damp washcloth to softly wipe down exotic leather. Then lightly apply a thin layer of exotic leather conditioner after cleaning. Ostrich leather can be extremely sensitive to oils – make sure you apply conditioner to a small area first prior to applying to the entire boots.
- Reptile Leather - Use a soft brush to gently wipe down the exotic leather. Once clean, liberally apply an exotic leather cream.
- Fish Leather - gently brush the surface of your boot removing dirt and debris. Then lightly apply an exotic leather conditioner to your boot.
- Shark Leather - one of the most durable leathers available on a boot, you will first want to spot clean this shark leather with a damp cloth. For stains, use a cleaner specifically designed for exotic leathers or a mild soap mixture to carefully remove the imperfection. Once cleaned, liberally apply an exotic conditioner.
- Stingray Leather - to clean, use a soft, barely dampened cloth to gently wipe off the stingray leather. Then delicately apply a premium exotic leather conditioner after thoroughly cleaned.
- Elephant Leather - use a soft brush or towel to remove dust, dirt and debris.
Then lightly apply a leather conditioner exclusive made for exotic leathers.
It is important to remember your cowboy boots should be cleaned and conditioned on a regular basis, especially if you wear them often.
Visit our Boot Care page for more in-depth advice and instructions.
Cowhide on a Western Boot - Non-waterproof
- Use a soft scrub brush dipped in mildly soapy water to softly scrub off remaining debris & dirt.
- Rinse the boots with warm water and let thoroughly dry for up to 24 hours.
- Liberally apply a leather conditioning cream to all exterior leather areas on the boot.
Work boots – Waterproof
- If the boot has laces, remove the laces.
- Rinse or hose down only the exterior of the boots to remove debris.
- Use a soft scrub brush dipped in mildly soapy water to softly scrub off remaining debris & dirt.
- Rinse the exterior of the boots with warm water and let thoroughly dry for up to 24 hours.
- Liberally apply leather conditioning cream to all exterior leather areas on the boot.
Suede
- Let the debris dry on the boots.
- Carefully use a semi-stiff brush to knock off debris from the boot.
- Dust off the remaining debris.
- Use a warm washcloth to dab off and clean the boot.
Exotics
- Ostrich Leather - Use a soft, damp washcloth to softly wipe down exotic leather. Then lightly apply a thin layer of exotic leather conditioner after cleaning. Ostrich leather can be extremely sensitive to oils – make sure you apply conditioner to a small area first prior to applying to the entire boots.
- Reptile Leather - Use a soft brush to gently wipe down the exotic leather. Once clean, liberally apply an exotic leather cream.
- Fish Leather - gently brush the surface of your boot removing dirt and debris. Then lightly apply an exotic leather conditioner to your boot.
- Shark Leather - one of the most durable leathers available on a boot, you will first want to spot clean this shark leather with a damp cloth. For stains, use a cleaner specifically designed for exotic leathers or a mild soap mixture to carefully remove the imperfection. Once cleaned, liberally apply an exotic conditioner.
- Stingray Leather - to clean, use a soft, barely dampened cloth to gently wipe off the stingray leather. Then delicately apply a premium exotic leather conditioner after thoroughly cleaned.
- Elephant Leather - use a soft brush or towel to remove dust, dirt and debris.
Then lightly apply a leather conditioner exclusive made for exotic leathers.
It is important to remember your cowboy boots should be cleaned and conditioned on a regular basis, especially if you wear them often.
Visit our Boot Care page for more in-depth advice and instructions.