Timberland PRO Men's Powertrain Sport Alloy Toe SD+ Work Shoe - Grey — TB1A1GT9065
The Timberland PRO Powertrain Sport SD+ is an athletic alloy-toe work shoe built for static-sensitive floors — a static-dissipative rating, a non-marking polyurethane outsole, and Anti-Fatigue Technology in a shoe that weighs about 1.1 pounds.
A premium ripstop nylon upper with abrasion-resistant screen print, an alloy safety toe rated ASTM F2413 I/75 C/75 and CSA Z195 Grade 1, a static-dissipative (SD) rating, a non-metallic shank, a ReBOTL antimicrobial lining, and Anti-Fatigue Technology built into a heat-, oil-, slip-, and abrasion-resistant non-marking polyurethane outsole.
Key Features of the Timberland PRO Powertrain Sport SD+ TB1A1GT9065
- Premium ripstop nylon upper with abrasion-resistant screen print
- Alloy safety toe — meets ASTM F2413 I/75 C/75 and CSA Z195 Grade 1
- Static-dissipative (SD) rated — meets ASTM F2413 and F2892 SD requirements
- Non-metallic shank
- Anti-Fatigue Technology built into the outsole
- Heat-, oil-, slip-, and abrasion-resistant non-marking polyurethane outsole
- ReBOTL moisture-wicking lining (50% recycled plastic) with antimicrobial treatment
- About 1.12 lbs per shoe (size 9)
Static-Dissipative, Alloy Toe
The SD rating means the shoe bleeds static charge to ground through a conductive outsole so it cannot build up and discharge into sensitive electronics or flammable atmospheres, and the alloy toe delivers full ASTM impact and compression protection at a fraction of the weight of steel.
Athletic Comfort, Work Protection
A ripstop nylon upper and a polyurethane outsole keep the shoe at about 1.1 pounds, while Anti-Fatigue Technology built into the outsole absorbs shock and returns energy across a full shift on concrete or tile.
Why Choose the Timberland PRO TB1A1GT9065?
A lightweight, SD-rated, alloy-toe athletic work shoe with non-marking slip resistance — the pick for electronics assembly, semiconductor, pharmaceutical, and warehouse floors that require static-dissipative footwear.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What safety standards does the Powertrain Sport TB1A1GT9065 meet?
The alloy toe is rated ASTM F2413 I/75 C/75 and CSA Z195 Grade 1 for impact and compression, and the shoe meets the ASTM F2413 and F2892 static-dissipative (SD) requirement.
What does static-dissipative (SD) mean?
An SD shoe has a conductive outsole that lets static charge drain safely to ground instead of building up on your body — required on many electronics, clean-room, and munitions floors. SD is not the same as EH: an EH shoe insulates you from live circuits, while an SD shoe deliberately conducts. Wear the rating your site specifies.
Is the Powertrain Sport waterproof?
It is a breathable ripstop nylon shoe built for indoor and dry-floor work; it is not waterproof.
How does the Powertrain Sport fit?
It fits like an athletic shoe and runs true to size — order the size you wear in running shoes, and choose Wide if you normally need an EE width. The alloy toe is roomier than steel; the footbed is removable.
What's the difference between the Powertrain shoes?
Same ripstop upper, alloy toe, and SD rating. The TB1A1GT9065 is Grey with orange accents; the TB1A1B6U001 is Black; the TB1A11QF001 is the mid-cut boot; the TB0A1GHM001 adds an internal met guard with an EH rating instead of SD.
How do I clean the Powertrain Sport?
Brush off dirt, wipe the nylon with mild soap and water, and air-dry away from heat. Keep the outsole clean — built-up grime can reduce static-dissipative performance.
