Chippewa Super DNA 9" Steel Toe Waterproof 400G Insulated Logger — Black — 59410
Premium, heavy-duty insulated steel toe loggers built for maximum comfort and protection in the harshest environments. These boots offer lightweight, breathable and moisture-resisting waterproof technology, plus a Dri-Lex® lining and 400g Thinsulate™ to keep cold temps and wet feet at bay. Chippewa's patented T-Bar cushion collar helps reduce lower leg stress, and on the ground the Vibram® Tacoma rubber outsole brings quality, performance and safety to every task. This boot meets ASTM F2413 safety footwear standards.
Key Features of the Chippewa Super DNA 59410
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Steel Safety Toe — Meets or exceeds ASTM F2413 for impact and compression.
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Electrical Hazard Rated — Secondary protection against open circuits from the bottom up; meets or exceeds ASTM F2413 EH.
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Premium Waterproof Full-Grain Leather Upper — Solid, non-mesh black leather over a breathable waterproof membrane.
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Dri-Lex® Lining with 400g 3M™ Thinsulate™ Ultra — Traps warmth and wicks moisture for long cold-weather shifts.
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Patented T-Bar Cushion Collar — Padded collar that reduces lower-leg stress on long days.
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Goodyear® Welt Construction — Stitched outsole; resoleable.
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1" Triple-Ribbed Steel Shank — Torsional stability on ladders, logs, and uneven ground.
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Vibram® Tacoma TC4+ Outsole — Self-cleaning logger lug pattern built for outdoor terrain and high-heat environments; oil- and slip-resisting.
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Removable Orthotic Insert — Cushioned footbed that lifts out for your own orthotic.
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Raised Logger Heel — Locks into rungs and digs into slopes.
Built for Cold, Wet Worksites
The Super DNA pairs a waterproof breathable membrane with a full-grain leather upper, then lines it with Dri-Lex® and 400g of 3M™ Thinsulate™ Ultra. That combination keeps feet dry from the outside and warm from the inside without the bulk of heavier insulation — built for logging, forestry, and outdoor work through the cold months.
Traction and Support That Last
A Goodyear® welt anchors the Vibram® Tacoma TC4+ logger outsole, which uses a self-cleaning lug pattern to shed mud and grip loose ground. Underneath, a 1" triple-ribbed steel shank adds torsional stability for climbing and standing on uneven surfaces, while the raised logger heel locks into rungs and rough terrain.
Built to Be Rebuilt
Goodyear® welt construction stitches the Vibram® outsole to the upper rather than bonding it, so a cobbler can replace the sole when the lugs wear down — on a logger, usually well before the leather gives out.
Why Choose the Chippewa Super DNA 59410?
A steel-toe, EH-rated, waterproof, 400g-insulated Goodyear-welt logger with Vibram® traction — Chippewa's Super DNA logger in a clean black finish, for wet, cold, unpredictable ground.
Similar Styles to Consider
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Frequently Asked Questions
What safety standards does the Super DNA 59410 meet?
A steel safety toe that meets or exceeds ASTM F2413 for impact and compression, plus an electrical hazard rating to ASTM F2413 EH for secondary protection against open circuits.
How does Chippewa size the Super DNA?
Chippewa builds the Super DNA in E (medium) and EEE (extra wide) widths. Order the size you wear in athletic shoes and allow for the heavier sock you will wear with an insulated boot; if you are between widths, take the wider one.
How warm is 400 grams of Thinsulate™?
400 grams is the all-round cold-weather weight — warm enough for winter logging and outdoor work in freezing temperatures while you are moving, without the overheating a 600g or 800g boot brings to an active shift. Paired with the Dri-Lex® lining, it wicks the sweat a working foot produces so the boot stays warm rather than damp.
Can the Super DNA be resoled?
Yes. Goodyear® welt construction stitches the Vibram® Tacoma outsole to the upper rather than gluing it, so a cobbler can replace the sole when the lugs wear flat and you keep the broken-in upper.
What makes the Vibram® Tacoma TC4+ outsole a logger sole?
A deep, self-cleaning lug pattern that sheds mud instead of packing it, a raised heel that bites into slopes and hooks ladder rungs, and a compound rated for high-heat environments — with a triple-ribbed steel shank behind it so the arch does not collapse on a narrow edge.
How should a lace-up logger fit?
Size for a snug heel and room for the toes to spread inside the steel cap, which does not stretch. Lace the instep firmly to lock the heel back on descents, and allow for the heavier sock you will wear with an insulated boot. The orthotic insert lifts out if you run your own.
