Carolina Men's Poplar 8" Soft Toe Waterproof Logger Work Boot - Brown - CA9052
Get the job done in comfort with this hardworking men’s 8” waterproof logger on your feet. It's lined with our waterproof SCUBALINER™ to help keep moisture from entering your boots, and also includes an oil-resisting rubber lug outsole and our OVERTIME™ comfort system inside for enduring support. Key Features of the Carolina CA9052 Soft (Plain) Toe — Built without safety toe components. Waterproof SCUBALINER™ — Carolina's sealed proprietary waterproof lining system. Brown Crazy Horse Leather Upper — Rugged leather that distresses handsomely with wear. OVERTIME™ Comfort System — A thick molded polyurethane undercarriage beneath a memory-foam top layer. Mesh & Taibrelle Lining — Breathable, moisture-managing interior. Electrical Hazard Rated — Tested to withstand up to 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage. Triple-Rib Steel Shank — Heavy-duty stability underfoot. Welt Construction & Oil-Resisting One-Piece Rubber Logger Outsole — Resoleable, with aggressive traction. Dry and Rebuildable The sealed SCUBALINER™ keeps water out while the mesh and Taibrelle lining move moisture from the inside. Welt construction means the lug sole gets replaced rather than the boot. Comfort That Lasts the Shift The OVERTIME™ footbed pairs a dense polyurethane undercarriage molded for arch support with a memory-foam top layer — the two-layer design is what keeps it from flattening out the way a single foam insole does. Why Choose the CA9052? A waterproof, resoleable soft-toe logger with serious comfort tech — for wet, rough ground and work that doesn't require a safety toe. Similar Styles to Consider Don't need waterproofing? The CA9853 is the unlined composite-toe Poplar. Browse all logger boots at Overlook Boots. Frequently Asked Questions Does the CA9052 have a safety toe? No. It's a soft plain-toe boot with no ASTM impact or compression rating, so it won't meet a site requirement for protective footwear. What actually makes a boot a “logger”? The heel and the shank. A log
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