Keavan 11″ Met Guard Steel Toe Work Boot

Designed for the roughest work, the 11″ Keavan Steel Toe boot in Dark Brown from the Justin Stampede™ collection features waterproof construction to keep feet dry.

Inside, a steel safety toe and internal MetGuard with a thermal plastic urethane shield made with XRD® Impact Protection technology provide all-important protection. The orthotic insole and rubber outsole help to ensure that you’re comfortable and sure-footed. This boot also meets ASTM F2413-11, I75, C75, EH and MT safety ratings.

Details

• Material: Cowhide
• Insole: Orthotic Insert
• Lining: Woven
• Shank: Non-Metallic
• Toe Shape: Square
• Heel: Unit
• Outsole: Oil and Slip Resisting Rubber

Met Guard – Our armor-like met guard shield offers protection to the top of your foot against possible compression injuries.



Slip Resisting – Designed with heavy-duty outsoles that influence the grip of the boot when walking on wet surfaces.



Electric Hazard – Our electrical hazard rated boots protect you from open electrical currents from the bottom up. Tested up to 18,000 volts.



Waterproof – We use only the best construction and components to create waterproof boots that keep your feet dry no matter the conditions.



Steel Toe – From the ranch to the construction site, our steel toe boots are the ideal solution for the working man and woman meeting industry standards for impact and compression.

Cowhide on a Western Boot – Non-waterproof

1. Use a soft scrub brush dipped in mildly soapy water to softly scrub off remaining debris & dirt.
2. Rinse the boots with warm water and let thoroughly dry for up to 24 hours.
3. Liberally apply a leather conditioning cream to all exterior leather areas on the boot.

Work boots – Waterproof

1. If the boot has laces, remove the laces.
2. Rinse or hose down only the exterior of the boots to remove debris.
3. Use a soft scrub brush dipped in mildly soapy water to softly scrub off remaining debris & dirt.
4. Rinse the exterior of the boots with warm water and let thoroughly dry for up to 24 hours.
5. Liberally apply leather conditioning cream to all exterior leather areas on the boot.

Suede

1. Let the debris dry on the boots.
2. Carefully use a semi-stiff brush to knock off debris from the boot.
3. Dust off the remaining debris.
4. Use a warm washcloth to dab off and clean the boot.

Exotics

1. Ostrich Leather – Use a soft, damp washcloth to softly wipe down exotic leather. Then lightly apply a thin layer of exotic leather conditioner after cleaning. Ostrich leather can be extremely sensitive to oils – make sure you apply conditioner to a small area first prior to applying to the entire boots.
2. Reptile Leather – Use a soft brush to gently wipe down the exotic leather. Once clean, liberally apply an exotic leather cream.
3. Fish Leather – gently brush the surface of your boot removing dirt and debris. Then lightly apply an exotic leather conditioner to your boot.
4. Shark Leather – one of the most durable leathers available on a boot, you will first want to spot clean this shark leather with a damp cloth. For stains, use a cleaner specifically designed for exotic leathers or a mild soap mixture to carefully remove the imperfection. Once cleaned, liberally apply an exotic conditioner.
5. Stingray Leather – to clean, use a soft, barely dampened cloth to gently wipe off the stingray leather. Then delicately apply a premium exotic leather conditioner after thoroughly cleaned.
6. Elephant Leather – use a soft brush or towel to remove dust, dirt and debris.

Then lightly apply a leather conditioner exclusive made for exotic leathers.
It is important to remember your cowboy boots should be cleaned and conditioned on a regular basis, especially if you wear them often.