More Support Without the Weight
When you want more support without the weight of a safety toe, this 8″ Moc Toe delivers. Full-grain Tobacco leather and a stable wedge outsole keep you comfortable on hard surfaces, while a cushioned footbed helps reduce fatigue over long hours.
Built with Goodyear storm welt construction and classic Thorogood craftsmanship, this boot is made to work as hard as you do.
Key Features of the Thorogood 814-4288
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Tobacco Full-Grain Leather: A rich, classic look built in the USA.
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Goodyear Storm Welt Construction: Fully serviceable and resoleable.
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Composite Shank: Support that helps reduce foot fatigue.
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MAXWear Wedge™ Outsole: Stable footing on hard surfaces.
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Ultimate Shock Absorption™ Footbed on Poron® Insole: Reduces fatigue over long hours.
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Moc Toe, Non-Safety Toe: Roomy, flexible fit without the weight of a safety toe.
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Made in USA: Built domestically with U.S. and globally sourced components.
An 8″ Height for Extra Coverage
The taller 8-inch shaft gives your ankles more coverage and support than a 6″ boot, a good choice for jobs where you want the extra protection.
Support Without the Weight
Skipping the safety toe means a lighter, roomier boot — a real advantage for jobs that don't require steel or composite toe protection.
Why Choose the Thorogood 814-4288?
If you want extra ankle support and all-day comfort without the weight of a safety toe, this is the pick.
Similar Styles to Consider
Need a safety toe? Check out American Heritage 8″ Steel Safety Toe (804-4288). Prefer a 6″ height? Try American Heritage 6″ Moc Toe (814-4188).
Shop more: Thorogood 8 Inch, Thorogood USA Made, Thorogood Moc Toe, Thorogood Wedge
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this boot be resoled?
Yes. Goodyear storm welt construction means the upper is stitched to the welt rather than glued, so it can be resoled multiple times instead of replaced.
Does this boot have a safety toe?
No, this is a non-safety, moc toe boot. The 804-4288 is the steel-toe version in the same leather.
Is this boot waterproof?
No — it's built for breathability rather than waterproofing.
Why choose an 8″ height over 6″?
The taller shaft gives your ankles more coverage and support, which some jobs call for over the added mobility of a lower-cut boot.
