
From the Treadline Collection, Men's Lightweight Composite Safety Toe Oxford Lace-up and be ready for demanding shifts with our low-profile Workline Oxford. This leather shoe with a laidback sneaker-inspired profile is fortified with a composite safety toe, and the oil- and slip-resisting rubber outsole makes this lace-up ideal for long shifts on site or on the warehouse or factory floor. Key Features of the Carolina CA2321 Composite Safety Toe — A non-metallic toe meeting ASTM F2413 for impact (I/75) and compression (C/75), with reduced cold transfer. Static Dissipative (SD) — Absorbs and neutralizes loose electrons, sending charges into the floor; meets the ASTM F2413 SD requirement. 100% Non-Metallic Upper — No metal eyelets or hardware anywhere in the upper. Pecan Brown Leather Upper — Durable leather on a low-cut oxford last. Mesh Lining — Breathable against the foot. Removable AG8™ Dual-Density Footbed — An update to the AG7, with enhanced arch support. Mello/Sphere EVA Cushioning Midsole — Sneaker-style shock absorption underfoot. Cement Construction — A bonded sole that keeps the shoe light and flexible. Oil- & Slip-Resisting Rubber Outsole — Traction on wet and oily floors. SD and EH Are Not the Same Thing — and This Shoe Is SD An electrical hazard (EH) boot insulates you from a live circuit. A static dissipative (SD) shoe does the opposite: it conducts static charge off your body and into the floor at a controlled rate. The two are mutually exclusive under ASTM F2413, and the CA2321 is SD. That makes it right for electronics assembly, cleanrooms, powder handling, and anywhere a static discharge could damage components or ignite vapor. It makes it wrong for work around energized circuits. Its stablemate the Workline boot, CA2320, is the EH-rated one. A Safety Shoe That Walks Like a Sneaker The weight of work footwear is what wears you down over ten hours. A composite toe, a cement-bonded sole, and an EVA midsole put this closer to an athletic shoe than a jo
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