Brunt Workwear is releasing its first version of a round toe work boot with a defined 90-degree heel.
Features and benefits of the new boot include comp toe and soft toe versions. Its 90-degree defined heel provides additional stability on ladders and scaffolding. The shoe's electrical hazard (EH) provides a secondary source of protection for accidental contact with live electrical circuits, and its barnyard-resistant leather sourced from US steer ensures longer lasting protection from heavy rains, chemicals, and acids.
The shoe's rubber outsole is oil and slip resistant, and it's high-heat resistant (300°C/572°F).
The shoe became available August 1.
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