Chippewa Men's Thunderstruck 9" Comp Toe Waterproof Logger Work Boot- Black- TH1020
Chippewa Thunderstruck 9" Composite Toe Waterproof Logger Work Boot — Charcoal Black — TH1020 The Thunderstruck Logger boot is built for serious work in unforgiving conditions. This waterproof work boot features a nano composite safety toe for lightweight protection that meets safety standards. Inside, a moisture-wicking Dri-Lex® lining keeps feet dry, while the OrthoLite® triple-density removable insert provides long-lasting comfort and support. A Goodyear® leather welt adds durability and makes resoling easy, while the triple-ribbed steel shank offers stability on steep or uneven terrain. The Vibram® Thunderstruck TC4 Plus outsole delivers maximum grip in wet, muddy, or slick conditions. Key Features of the Chippewa Thunderstruck TH1020 Premium Waterproof Full-Grain Leather Upper – a breathable waterproof membrane keeps feet dry in wet conditions. Nano Composite Safety Toe – a thinner-walled toecap for more toe room and ASTM F2413 protection, without the weight of steel. Electrical Hazard (EH) Rated – secondary protection against open electrical circuits per ASTM F2413 EH. Vibram® Thunderstruck TC4+ Outsole – maximum grip in wet, muddy or slick conditions; oil- and slip-resistant. Triple-Ribbed Steel Shank – stability on steep or uneven terrain. Goodyear® Leather Welt Construction – durable and easy to resole. OrthoLite® Triple-Density Removable Insert – long-lasting, breathable cushioning that keeps its shape. Dri-Lex® Lining – moisture-wicking, breathable and quick-drying. Serious Traction for Rough Ground The Thunderstruck 9" is built to keep its footing where work gets slick. Its Vibram® Thunderstruck TC4+ outsole grips confidently in wet, muddy and uneven conditions, while a triple-ribbed steel shank steadies you on steep or rugged terrain — dependable footing for forestry, lineman and demanding outdoor work. Dry, Comfortable, Built to Last Waterproof full-grain leather and a moisture-wicking Dri-Lex® lining keep feet dry through long shifts, and an OrthoLite
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