The Mud Jumper CA2100 is a 16" soft-toe waterproof rubber boot built to protect against underfoot hazards and wet, muddy conditions — with a non-metallic puncture-resisting insole and slip-resisting traction.
Key Features of the Carolina CA2100
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Waterproof Rubber Construction — Fully waterproof tall pull-on for mud and wet conditions.
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Non-Metallic Puncture-Resisting Insole — Guards against underfoot punctures (ASTM Class 75).
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EVA Midsole — Lightweight cushioning underfoot.
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Electrical Hazard Rated — Up to 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage.
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Non-Metallic Shank — Composite support with no steel in it; suited to detector-controlled access points.
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Vulcanized Rubber Construction & Oil/Slip-Resisting Rubber Outsole — Durable and sure-footed on slick, muddy ground.
Built for Mud and Hazards
Fully waterproof rubber construction keeps out mud and water, while a non-metallic puncture-resisting insole guards against sharp underfoot hazards.
Nothing Metal in the Boot
No toe cap, a composite shank, a non-metallic puncture plate, and no eyelets — there is no metal anywhere in the CA2100. Nothing to rust in standing water, and nothing to register where access points are detector-controlled.
Comfort in a Rubber Boot
An EVA midsole adds cushioning, and the oil- and slip-resisting outsole delivers traction on slick, muddy ground.
Why Choose the CA2100?
A tough, waterproof, soft-toe rubber boot with puncture protection for wet, hazardous work.
Similar Styles to Consider
Need a safety toe? The Graupel CA2200 is the 16" steel-toe rubber boot. Browse the full Carolina collection at Overlook Boots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the CA2100 have a safety toe?
No. It's a soft-toe boot with no ASTM impact or compression rating, so it won't satisfy a site requirement for protective footwear. For a steel toe in a 16" rubber boot, see the Graupel CA2200.
Is there any metal in the boot?
No. There's no toe cap, the shank is non-metallic, the puncture-resisting plate is non-metallic, and as a pull-on it has no eyelets or lace hardware.
What does the puncture-resisting insole protect against?
Nails, wire, and sharp debris underfoot — the non-metallic plate meets the ASTM Class 75 puncture standard, which matters in barns, demolition muck, and flooded ground where you can't see what you're stepping on.
How should a 16" rubber pull-on fit?
Rubber doesn't stretch or mold the way leather does, so size for the socks you'll actually wear. There are no laces to take up slack, which makes getting the length right more important than usual.
