Grub’s Chainsaw Boot – The Ultimate Protection: Over the years the innovative and forward thinking team at leading footwear brand, Grub’s has developed an extensive range covering most outdoor and country settings and the safety boot collection is one they are extremely proud of.
Said Grub’s CEO, David Foster: “We are delighted that Grub’s are celebrating a tenth year of ISO 9001 accreditation. We work extremely hard in design and manufacturing to make sure our boots are best in class.”
Grub’s Chainsaw Boot – The Ultimate Protection
New for 2020 the Grub’s CHAINAMIC™ for example has been put through vigorous Type Testing with the world’s leading testing facilities, SATRA, to create the first insulated neoprene Level 3 chainsaw boot.
Continued David: “The boot is a milestone in Chainsaw safety, patent and design protected, it will surely become a benchmark in the safety sector.”
The CHAINAMIC™ (CE EN ISO 17249:2013 SB P E FO Level 3) can protect against chainsaws at 28 metres per second.
The orange vamp located on the front contains a special material that clogs up the chain on the chainsaw to stop it moving round and preventing injury.
Completely STEEL FREE with Grubs trademark CERAMIC composite toecap which means the boot does not conduct electricity and is extremely cold protective.
The ballistic nylon insole is penetration resistant, built around a 5mm CR-Foam bootie to keep feet warm in cold -20ᵒC temperatures.
To ensure good grip the TREDZ™ sole has been tested to the highest level of SRC slip resistance, but for a more surefooted hold on ice and timber, screw in spikes can be fitted.
Sizes 6 – 13 available in Charcoal/Black.
For further information please contact Grub’s on 01204 567700 or visit www.grubsboots.com
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