Product Overview
The Girder Composite Mid Boot represents a significant step forward in industrial footwear design, balancing advanced protection with modern convenience. This mid-height ankle boot is engineered specifically to ensure the ankle remains supported throughout the working day, reducing the risk of strain or injury on uneven surfaces. The standout feature is the innovative wire lace system, which allows for rapid tightening and a quick-release mechanism—perfect for professionals who require a secure fit without the fuss of traditional laces.
Key Features
- Innovative Wire Lace System: Enables faster lacing and immediate release, providing a consistent, secure fit with minimal effort.
- Mid-Height Ankle Protection: The specific cut of this boot ensures the ankle is encased and supported, offering stability during lateral movements.
- Level A Cut-Resistant Upper: Constructed from heavy-duty textile to protect the foot against sharp objects and abrasions in hazardous settings.
- Abrasion Resistant Toe Bumper: A reinforced front section that extends the life of the boot by protecting the high-wear toe area from scuffs and impact.
- TPU Back Part: Provides additional structural support to the heel, ensuring the boot maintains its shape and stability over time.
- S3S ESD SR FO Certification: Meets rigorous safety standards for puncture resistance, electrostatic discharge, slip resistance, and fuel oil resistance.
Design & Performance
This is a substantial and sturdy boot designed for high-performance environments. The upper is crafted from a wear-resistant textile that offers Level A cut resistance, which is essential for those working near sharp materials or machinery. Despite its heavy-duty credentials, the use of composite materials ensures the boot remains manageable for all-day wear compared to traditional all-steel alternatives.
The outsole is a dual-density PU/PU construction, providing a reliable foundation. This material choice offers a blend of cushioning for comfort and a hard-wearing outer layer for longevity. The integration of a TPU back part further enhances the gait by providing a supportive cradle for the heel, making it a reliable choice for long shifts on hard floors.
Why No Customisation?
The Girder Composite Mid Boot is classified as Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). We do not offer customisation on this item because any modification, such as embroidery or heat-applied transfers, could potentially compromise the structural integrity of the safety materials or invalidate the safety certifications (such as the ESD or cut-resistance ratings). Your safety is our priority, so we provide these boots exactly as they were tested and certified.
Use Cases
This boot is exceptionally well-suited for professionals in the catering and kitchen industries, where slip resistance and foot protection are paramount. Its robust design also makes it an excellent choice for butchers, bakers, and those working in hotel or restaurant back-of-house roles. The ESD certification makes it appropriate for environments where sensitive electronic equipment is present, while the cut-resistant upper is a boon for anyone handling sharp tools or hardware.
Why MyWorkwear
Since 1976, MyWorkwear has been at the forefront of the UK workwear industry. Based in Telford, we have spent decades sourcing and supplying the most reliable protective equipment for tradespeople across the country. Our longevity in the market is a testament to our commitment to quality and our expert understanding of what makes a work boot truly fit for purpose.
Practical Advice
When selecting your size, consider the type of work socks you intend to wear. Because these boots feature a wire lace system, they provide a very precise fit; therefore, we recommend ensuring you choose a size that allows for natural foot expansion throughout a long shift. If you are between sizes, the supportive ankle height usually makes the slightly larger option more comfortable when paired with a quality cushioned sock.
Caring for your product
To maintain the performance and safety characteristics of your boots, they should be kept clean and free from debris. We recommend regularly wiping the wear-resistant textile upper with a damp cloth to remove dirt or spillages. Allowing grime to build up can eventually degrade the fabric and reduce the effectiveness of the cut-resistant layers.
Never dry your boots by placing them directly on a radiator or near a high heat source. Excessive heat can cause the PU/PU outsole to become brittle and may damage the internal adhesives or the wire lace mechanism. Instead, remove the insoles and allow them to air dry naturally in a well-ventilated area.
Regularly inspect the wire lace system and the outsole for signs of wear. Replacing your footwear when the tread becomes worn or the upper shows signs of deep damage is essential to ensuring you remain fully protected under safety standards.
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