TRAIL X KPP Boots

Sole

PU/TPU (two-layer)

Basic work boots with an anti-puncture insole TRAIL X KPP. Has a certificate from the Ministry of Industry and Trade!

Outer upper parts

genuine leather

Lining

textile material, split leather in the heel area

Insulation

without insulation

Method of sole attachment

injection-molded

Protective properties of the sole

КЩС, МБС

Tread depth

not less than 2,5 mm

Insole

anatomical insert

Height

not less than 126 mm

Weight (half pair, size 42)

no more than 650 g

Fixation on the foot

shoelaces

Toe cap

composite (200 J)

Puncture-resistant insole

non-metallic (Kevlar) 1200 N

Size range

Non-standard sizes

Gender

male/female

Country of manufacture

Russia

Conclusion of the Ministry of Industry and Trade

yes

Shelf life

5 years

Warranty period

70 days The size of the specific model is indicated on the shoe sole.

Protective properties

З, Ми, Мун200, Мп, Нм, Нс, Сж, См, sole МБС, КЩС

Model Features

• Injection-molded sole attachment provides a secure bond between the sole and upper materials. During use, the sole will not detach from the upper • Non-metallic insole made of para-aramid fibers (1200 Н) reliably protects the foot from puncture across the entire sole area • Upper made of natural materials (cowhide leather) preserves the shoe’s functional and ergonomic properties throughout the service life when used in accordance with the operating conditions • PU/TPU sole provides slip-resistant properties on various surfaces • The model is equipped with non-metallic protective elements – a composite toe cap

Hazardous events under ЕТН

1.1.1 Fall of a worker due to loss of balance from slipping while moving 1.3.1 Impact to a worker or an object, heavy tool or load falling on the worker during handling or lifting 1.5.1 Worker struck by a tool due to improper operation, or struck by rotating or moving parts of equipment 1.6.1 Impact and/or laceration of a worker by fragments of equipment, components, tools, or glass, including window glass 1.7.1 Impact to a worker by a resilient element of material, equipment or structure as a result of their deformation 1.8.1 Collision of a worker with a fixed object or structural element located in their path 1.10.1 Puncture or penetration of a worker's soft tissues due to impalement on a stationary sharp surface (point), including spikes, rebar, corners, anchor devices, etc., as well as due to contact with moving piercing parts of mechanisms and machines 1.14.1 Exposure of a worker's skin to moving or stationary abrasive elements or unprocessed wood, resulting in splinters penetrating the skin 1.16.1 Laceration of soft tissues or amputation of body parts of a worker due to contact with moving cutting parts of mechanisms and machines 1.17.1 Laceration of a worker's soft tissues due to contact with sharp edges and burrs 1.18.1 Laceration of soft tissues or amputation of body parts of a worker due to contact with sharp cutting tools (circular knives, circular saws and others, excluding kitchen knives) 1.26.1 Injuries and occupational diseases associated with working at significant depth in tunnels, underground, or in open pits, including those related to mineral extraction and mine operation 2.1.1 Deterioration of a worker's health due to exposure to general industrial contaminants 6.7.1 Dermatitis resulting from exposure of a worker's skin to technical (lubricating) oils, crude oil and/or petroleum products 16.2.1 Dermatitis and allergic reactions, burns of the skin and mucous membranes of a worker due to exposure to plants that release substances causing burns 16.3.1 Mechanical damage to a worker's skin caused by plants with leaves and stems