The Spruce CA8825 is an 8" waterproof lace-to-toe soft-toe logger in Black Full Grain leather, built for comfort and dependable traction in wet conditions.
Key Features of the Carolina CA8825
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Waterproof SCUBALINER™ — Carolina's sealed waterproof membrane keeps feet dry.
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Black Full Grain Leather Upper — Clean, durable finish.
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Lace-to-Toe Design & Removable Kiltie — Adjustable fit with a classic logger look.
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Pillow Cushion™ Footbed — Memory-foam layer for all-day comfort.
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Taibrelle Lining — Lightweight, moisture-managing interior.
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Electrical Hazard Rated — Up to 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage.
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Triple-Rib Steel Shank, Welt Construction & One-Piece Rubber Lug Outsole — Rebuildable, oil- and slip-resisting traction.
Adjustable, Dry, and Supported
The lace-to-toe design lets you fine-tune fit up the whole front of the boot, and the sealed SCUBALINER™ membrane keeps feet dry on wet ground.
Comfort for Long Days
A Pillow Cushion™ footbed cushions each step, while a triple-rib steel shank adds stability.
Why Choose the CA8825?
A comfortable, waterproof, lace-to-toe soft-toe logger in a clean black finish.
Similar Styles to Consider
Prefer brown? See the CA8824. Need a steel toe? The CA9824 is the steel-toe version. Browse all logger boots at Overlook Boots, or narrow to Carolina Logger Boots, Carolina Waterproof Boots, and Carolina 8 Inch Work Boots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this boot have a safety toe?
No — the CA8825 is a soft (plain) toe boot, so it will not meet a site requirement for ASTM-rated protective footwear. Carolina builds the CA9824 as the steel-toe Spruce.
What is a lace-to-toe logger?
The laces run all the way down to the toe, letting you adjust fit across the full front of the boot for a more customized hold. Loggers favour it because it locks the heel back and stops the foot sliding forward on descents.
Is it waterproof?
Yes — via Carolina's sealed SCUBALINER™ membrane, which is a bonded barrier rather than a surface treatment, so it does not wash off with use.
Can it be resoled?
Yes. Welt construction stitches the lug outsole to the upper rather than bonding it, so a cobbler can replace the sole when the lugs wear flat and you keep the leather you have broken in.
What is the kiltie for?
It is the fringed leather flap over the laces, and it keeps chips, sawdust, and grit out of the lacing. It lifts straight off if you would rather go without.
