Justin Men's Livestock 8" Round Steel Toe Lace Up Slip Resistant Western Work Boot - Aged Brown - OW764
This robust boot features a steel safety toe for protection on the job, and an oil- and slip-resisting rubber outsole to keep you planted firmly where you stand, making it a reliable choice among farming boots. The Ortholite® insert keeps you comfortable no matter what the workday brings.
Key Features of the Justin OW764
- Premium Full Grain Leather Upper, Aged Brown
- J-Flex® Flexible Comfort System, a covered cushioned insole and triple-density insole board for all-day ease
- Ortholite® Removable Insert, open-cell polyurethane foam that retains 95% of its thickness over time
- Steel Toe, meeting industry standards for impact and compression from the ranch to the construction site
- Non-Metallic Shank
- Slip and Oil Resisting Polyurethane Outsole
- Electrical Hazard Rated, tested up to 18,000 volts
- Round Toe
- 8" Shaft Height
Shop more: Justin Lace Up Work Boots, Justin Safety Toe Work Boots
Frequently Asked Questions
Will steel toe protection actually hold up to real jobsite impact?
Yes, the steel toe is built to meet industry standards for impact and compression, from the ranch to the construction site.
Can I wash the insert if it starts smelling after a hot day?
Yes, the Ortholite® insert is removable, washable, and built with anti-bacterial properties.
Will these hold up on a wet, oily shop floor?
Yes, the outsole is built specifically to resist slipping on both oil and wet surfaces.
Does the Livestock OW764 have an electrical hazard rating?
Yes. It is EH rated and tested to 18,000 volts, and the steel toe meets industry standards for impact and compression; the polyurethane outsole is oil- and slip-resisting.
How does the Livestock OW764 fit?
It runs true to size — order the size you wear in athletic shoes, and choose Wide if you normally need an EE width. Steel toes fit slightly closer than composite, the round toe leaves room across the forefoot, and the Ortholite insert is removable.
How do I care for the Livestock?
Knock off dirt, wipe the leather clean, let the boot dry away from direct heat, and condition the leather every few months. Conditioning keeps the full-grain leather supple through wet and dry seasons.
