About this product
The Vibram Work Boot: Classic American Durability & Support
Handcrafted in the USA with premium components, the Vibram Work Boot is a staple for professionals who require a rock-solid, overbuilt construction for ground-based labor. Available in 10", 12", and 16" heights, this boot is engineered with a double layer of 7-8 oz. oil-tanned leather covering the entire foot area to provide maximum strength and protection where you need it most.
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Heavy-Duty Ground Support: Built on a single-steel-shank chassis, this boot offers the lateral stability and arch support required for long days on your feet, navigating uneven jobsites and rugged terrain.
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Rugged Industrial Build: Featuring triple-stitched uppers, a durable waterproof heel counter, and solid brass hardware, this boot is designed to outlast standard industrial footwear in high-abrasion environments.
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All-Day Comfort: Every pair comes standard with a removable contour cushion insole to dampen impact and provide extra support, paired with a world-renowned Vibram® outsole for long-wearing traction.
Technical Specifications
Feature Details Origin Made in the USA with Imported Components Industry Focus Industrial / Construction / Ground Work Flex Rating 4.5/5 (Stiff / Technical Support) Height Options 10", 12", and 16" Uppers Leather Double Layer 7-8 oz. Oil-Tanned Leather Shank Heavy-Duty Single Steel Shank Outsole High-Traction Vibram® Sole Hardware Solid Brass Hooks & EyeletsLeather & Style Notes
Height Safety Toe Leather Finish 10" Plain Toe Transitioning to Rough-out (Call for current stock) 12" Plain Toe Rough-out Leather Vamp 16" Plain Toe Smooth Finish⚠️ Climbing Note: This model features a single steel shank optimized for walking and ground work. It does not feature Hoffman’s dual shank system and is not recommended for dedicated pole or tree climbing.
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