Description
- 100% Leather
- Imported
- Rubber sole
- Shaft measures approximately 3" from arch
- Boot opening measures approximately 12" around
- ALLOY TOE: Left and right asymmetrical aluminum alloy safety toes weigh 35% less than steel toes; The Sparta Low Alloy Toe work shoe meets or exceeds ASTM F2412 and F2413, Female I/75, and C/75 SD Standards
- TRACTION: Oil- and slip-resistant, non-marking, rubber outsoles; Siped sole patterns provide grip even on slick surfaces; ESD footwear is constructed to reduce excess static electricity; Meets ASTM F1677 Mark II and ASTM F2913 SATRA non-slip standards
- FIT & CONSTRUCTION: Built on a specific women’s foot form that is wider than the industry norm for improved fit & comfort; The sizes listed are women’s and fit true to size; Non-mutilating uppers reduce the chance of marking or scratching surfaces
- SUPPORT: ESD shoes conduct static electricity through the insole, outsole, and into the ground, helping regulate the buildup of electrical charge on a person’s body; The TPU shank is used for midfoot and underfoot support.
- COMFORT: Features KEEN.ReGEN technology; a lightweight, compression-resisting midsole providing 50% more energy return than standard EVA foam making safety footwear more comfortable. CleansportNXT provides natural odor protection
Weighing 16.75 oz ( 475 g) The Sparta is built for light industrial work, this EH-resistant work shoe offers a breathable mesh, non-mutilating upper. With KEEN.ReGEN midsole for all-day comfort, a slip-resistant, non-marking outsole, and aluminum toes. All KEEN Utility products use a natural, probiotic-based technology called CleansportNXT for breaking down odor in sweat; while also sourcing leather from tanneries certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG). KEEN Utility believes in creating work boots that make work and life better. In effort to further support that mission, KEEN Utility has been “Putting Good to Work” through its non-profit partnerships within the Project Build program. From helping put veterans back on their feet to supporting conversation corps work across the country.
