Georgia Men's AMP LT 9" Logger Composite Toe Low Heel Waterproof Work Boot - Brown - GB00238
Rugged. Durable. Ridiculously comfortable. The Georgia Boot 9" AMP LT composite toe low heel logger is built to keep your feet comfortably protected so you can focus on the job at hand.
Key Features of the Georgia GB00238
- SPR™ Full-Grain Leather Upper with Padded Collar
- Removable Brush Guard Kiltie
- Grip Panels for easy pull-on
- Georgia Waterproof System
- Milled Brass Hardware, extends the life of the laces
- Heel-Stabilizing Counter Lock
- Composite Toe, Ergo-Fit design matches the contours of your foot
- Composite Toe meets ASTM F2413 protective toe classification
- Double-Ribbed, Tempered Steel Shank
- Oil- and Slip-Resistant Rubber Lug Outsole
- Goodyear® Welt Construction
- Electrical Hazard Rated to ASTM F2413 standards
- 1" Heel
- Weight: 5.6 pounds per pair for a size 10, notably lighter than many loggers and comparable to the most lightweight work boots
- 9 Inches in Height
A Low Heel for a More Natural Stance
This logger uses a 1-inch low-heel design, a genuine variation on Georgia's standard logger heel that changes how your foot sits in the boot throughout the day.
Light for a Logger, Not Just on Paper
At 5.6 pounds per pair, this composite toe logger is notably lighter than many loggers and comparable to some of Georgia's most lightweight work boots, despite carrying full safety toe protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this boot's composite toe non-metallic?
Yes, meeting ASTM F2413 standards for impact and compression protection without the weight of steel.
How much does this boot weigh?
5.6 pounds per pair in a size 10, notably lighter than many logger boots.
Can this boot be resoled?
Yes, it uses Goodyear® welt construction, so it can be resoled rather than replaced as the outsole wears.
Is this boot fully waterproof?
Yes, it's built with the Georgia Waterproof System to keep feet dry.
What makes this a "low heel" logger?
It uses a 1-inch low-heel design, lower than Georgia's standard logger heel, changing how your foot sits in the boot through the day.
