Built for structural firefighting and liquid-splash operations, this 16" vulcanized rubber boot combines certified protection with comfort-focused design elements, including a removable OrthoLite® footbed and a stability-focused heel fit system.
Features
- Boot height: 16 inches
- Construction: Vulcanized rubber
- Upper material: Flame-resistant rubber
- Pull-on system: Rubber-coated pull-on loops for durability
- Shin/tibia protection: 3.5 mm heavy corrugated roll tibia protector
- Lining construction: Stitched-down linings to help prevent liner pull-out
- Leg lining: Para/meta-aramid with 1.2 mm coating
- Insulation: 4.8 mm open-cell foam
- Heel stability: High-abrasion nylon heel with non-slip design for secure fit
- Footbed: Removable ORTHOLITE® comfort footbed made from breathable polyurethane
- Safety toe: Steel safety toe with wide, comfort-oriented toe profile
- Puncture protection: Steel puncture-resistant plate
- Shank: Triple ridged steel shank
- Outsole: Flame-resistant durable rubber lug outsole
- Outsole resistance: Slip, oil, chemical, abrasion, and heat resistant with self-cleaning lugs
- Electrical safety: Electrical Hazard rated
What is it?
A 16" rubber structural firefighting boot designed to provide certified foot protection for first responders, featuring steel toe protection, puncture resistance, and a flame-resistant outsole suitable for demanding emergency response environments.
How is it used?
This boot is worn as protective footwear during structural firefighting and liquid-splash response operations. It is designed for use when certified NFPA-compliant footwear is required as part of a firefighter’s personal protective equipment ensemble.
Who used it?
Structural firefighters operating in fireground environments
- Hazardous materials and technical rescue teams involved in liquid-splash response scenarios
- Fire departments and emergency response agencies requiring ASTM- and CSA-certified protective footwear
Maintenance information
Clean the rubber exterior after use to remove soot, debris, and contaminants
- Remove the ORTHOLITE® footbed and allow the interior to fully dry between uses
- Inspect pull-on loops, outsole lugs, rubber upper, and steel components regularly for signs of wear or damage
- Follow department standard operating procedures for PPE inspection and care
What is it used with?
- Structural firefighting turnout gear ensembles
- Liquid-splash and hazardous materials PPE configurations where certified protective footwear is required
What material is it made from?
- Upper: Vulcanized flame-resistant rubber
- Leg lining: Para/meta-aramid with 1.2 mm coating
- Insulation: 4.8 mm open-cell foam
- Lower midsole: 9.5 mm coated felt
- Toe lining: 0.76 mm calendar-coated net lining
- Footbed: Removable ORTHOLITE® polyurethane footbed
- Safety components: Steel safety toe, steel puncture-resistant plate, triple ridged steel shank
- Outsole: Flame-resistant rubber lug sole
Certifications and Standards
- NFPA 1970 – Current Edition (Structural Firefighting)
- NFPA 1990 (Liquid-Splash Protection)
- ASTM F2413-24
- CSA Z195-14
- PFAS compliance: Made without intentionally added PFAS and tested to meet NFPA 1970-2025 PFAS compliance requirements