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Rocky Code Red Hotshot Logger Fire Boot

$323.00
Brand
Rocky International
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Footwear
MPN
RKD0119BK6M

Overview

The Rocky Code Red Hotshot Logger Fire Boot is an elite footwear option certified to NFPA 1977 standards specifically for Wildland firefighting. Built with a resoleable welted construction, this boot is designed for extended service life and durability in extreme environments. It features a lightweight fiberglass shank and a removable Terra suspension footbed that work together to provide cushioning and comfort during long shifts on the job. For efficiency during deployment, the boot is equipped with a speed lacing system for quick donning and doffing. The outsole utilizes Vibram Fire and Ice rubber, offering reliable fire resistance and superior traction in cold weather conditions. Offered in unisex sizing, the Code Red Hotshot Logger brings high-performance footwear to demanding firefighting applications.

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