Timberland PRO Men's Branston Alloy Toe ESD Slip-On Moc Toe Work Shoe - Brown — TB191694214
The Timberland PRO Branston is a leather moc-toe slip-on built for static-sensitive work — an alloy safety toe, static-dissipative (SD) protection, and a non-marking polyurethane outsole in a shoe you can step into.
A mutilation-free Premium Timberland full-grain leather upper with a padded collar, an asymmetrical alloy toe rated ASTM F2413 I/75 C/75 and CSA Z195-14 Grade 1, a conductive polyurethane midsole for SD performance, a fiberglass shank, an Anti-Fatigue Technology footbed, a ReBOTL lining with Agion odor control, and a lightweight non-marking dual-density polyurethane outsole on flexible cement construction.
Key Features of the Timberland PRO Branston TB191694214
- Premium Timberland full-grain leather upper, mutilation-free
- Moc-toe slip-on design with a padded top collar
- Asymmetrical alloy safety toe — ASTM F2413 I/75 C/75 and CSA Z195-14 Grade 1
- Static-dissipative (SD) protection — ASTM F2413 and F2892
- Conductive polyurethane midsole for consistent static-dissipative performance
- Fiberglass shank for structural support
- Anti-Fatigue Technology footbed
- ReBOTL moisture-wicking lining with Agion antimicrobial treatment
- Non-marking dual-density polyurethane outsole — slip-, oil-, heat-, and abrasion-resistant
- Cement construction for flexibility and reduced break-in
- About 1.03 pounds per shoe (size 9)
Static Control You Can Slip On
A conductive polyurethane midsole carries static charge from the body to the floor, giving the Branston consistent static-dissipative performance for electronics assembly, labs, and equipment rooms — without laces to tie or snag.
Built for Finished Floors
The mutilation-free leather upper and non-marking polyurethane outsole reduce the chance of scuffing or scratching finished surfaces, while the outsole still resists slips, oil, heat, and abrasion.
Why Choose the Timberland PRO TB191694214?
An alloy-toe, static-dissipative slip-on with a clean moc-toe look — the pick for electronics, manufacturing, and technician work where an ESD shoe and a safety toe are both required.
Similar Styles to Consider
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Frequently Asked Questions
What safety standards does the Branston TB191694214 meet?
The asymmetrical alloy toe meets ASTM F2413 I/75 C/75 and CSA Z195-14 Grade 1 for impact and compression, the shoe is static-dissipative (SD) under ASTM F2413 and F2892, and the polyurethane outsole is slip-, oil-, and heat-resistant.
Is the Branston an ESD shoe?
Yes. A conductive polyurethane midsole gives it consistent static-dissipative performance, reducing static buildup around sensitive electronics and equipment. SD footwear is different from electrical hazard (EH) footwear and is not intended as protection against live circuits.
How does the Branston fit?
It fits true to size — order the size you wear in athletic shoes, and choose Wide if you normally need an EE width. A slip-on should feel snug across the instep on day one; the leather gives slightly with wear, and the asymmetrical alloy toe follows the shape of the foot.
How does the Branston compare with the Powertrain Alloy Toe SD+?
Both are alloy-toe, static-dissipative Timberland PRO work shoes. The TB191694214 is a leather moc-toe slip-on with no laces; the Powertrain Alloy Toe SD+ (TB1A16NN001) is a lace-up athletic-style work shoe.
What is Anti-Fatigue Technology?
Timberland PRO's molded footbed with shock-absorbing geometry that returns energy to the foot with every step, for all-day support on hard floors.
How do I care for the Branston?
Knock off dirt, wipe the leather clean, let the shoe dry away from direct heat, and condition the leather every few months. Cement construction is not resoleable, so rotate pairs to extend outsole life.
