This new lightweight EMS boot gives you protection and comfort in a unique package. PowerHouse components will make your on duty hours less grueling on your feet. NFPA recently issued a new standard for EMS footwear and Total Fire Group has designed a boot to surpass the standard while keeping medical workers safe and comfortable. The new 6050 gives you the peace of mind that you deserve and the protection you require.
Features: 100% breathable Crosstech moisture barrier provides the ultimate protection against moisture and, of vital importance to all EMS personnel, bloodborne pathogens. 1" cushion comfort collar hugs ankle area. Performance driven Cambrelle liner delivers superior levels of moisture management, comfort and durability demanded by EMS workers. Speed lace "D" rings for quick donning and doffing. Black, 5.5oz heavy weight, silicone impregnated leather is climate resistant. Removable/replacable patented DRYZ polyurethane insert keeps your feet dryer, fresher and odor free. Provides maximum comfort, protection and improved performance. Composite shank adds support and provides stability while inhibitng the transfer of heat and cold. Long wearing, aggressive tread VIBRAM lug sole for excellent traction and maneuverability in all conditions. Goodyear welt construction gives long wearing comfort and support in all environmental conditions. Boots mold to the shape of your foot and retain their shape. Comfortably contoured composite toe will not transfer heat or cold providing longer hours of foot comfort. Patented, high abrasion, low profile PowerToe extends the wear-life of the boots. Especially important for EMS workers who can spend many hours in a kneeling position. Hightech, lightweight Cordura side quarter panels lined with felt backing, are uniquely engineered to provide durability, resistance to punctures, tears and scuffs while maintaining comfort and foot hugging properties.
This boot is NFPA 1999 (2003 Ed.) Certified for EMS footwear.
Sizes
Available:
Medium:
5-13,
14
Wide:
5-13,
14
Sizing Tip: Our experience with these boots thus far is that they run approximately one whole size smaller than your leather firefighting boots.
