Danner Men's Quarry USA Made 8" Alloy Toe Waterproof Work Boot - Brown - 17307
American Crafted for American Craftsmen Over ten years after the original Quarry became a staple for workers around the country, Danner brought its manufacturing to the Portland, Oregon factory and made major improvements to comfort and durability along the way. This version adds a lightweight alloy safety toe on top of the same GORE-TEX waterproofing and redesigned Vibram Quarry outsole. Key Features of the Danner Quarry USA 8" Alloy Toe 17307 Alloy Safety Toe (AT): A lighter alternative to steel that meets ASTM F2413 for impact and compression resistance. Full-Grain Leather Upper: Leather is put through nine separate tests before selection, for strength and durability on the job. Waterproof GORE-TEX® Liner: A 100% waterproof, breathable liner keeps water out while letting sweat and moisture escape. Vibram® Quarry Outsole: A 90-degree heel with an oil- and slip-resistant rubber compound and a non-linear lug pattern for traction and debris release. Single-Piece Quarry Midsole: An upgraded, solid midsole built for increased longevity over the original Quarry. Triple-Stitched Construction: Hyper-strong thread reinforces the boot's toughest stress points. 610 Last: Danner's most universal last, with a snug heel and ample toe room for a versatile fit across foot shapes. Electrical Hazard (EH) Rated: Non-conductive soles help protect against electrical shock in dry conditions, meeting ASTM F2413 for electrical hazard resistance. Stitchdown Construction: A handcrafted, wider platform for stability underfoot — and it can be recrafted to extend the boot's life. Why an Alloy Toe? An alloy toe delivers the same ASTM F2413 impact and compression protection as a steel toe, but in a lighter package — noticeably less bulk in the toe box over a full day of work. It's a good middle ground between a plain toe and a heavier steel-toe boot. Made in the USA, and Recraftable Danner sources materials from around the world and finishes each pair by hand in Portland, Oregon — the “Made in
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