Pro-safe PS-70667-7 Steel Toe Work Boot Size 7 15in

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-70667-7 is a steel toe work boot built for job sites that demand foot protection, water resistance, and all-day durability. Constructed with a polyvinylchloride (PVC) upper, this boot stands 15 inches high and provides waterproof performance to keep feet dry in wet or flooded work environments. The steel toe cap meets standard protective footwear requirements for impact and compression resistance. At 5.4 pounds per pair, the boot delivers substantial construction without sacrificing wearability. It fits men's size 7 and women's size 9 in a medium width, making it a practical unisex option for trade crews working across plumbing, construction, and utility applications.

This boot is suited for wet and hazardous work environments common in plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and general construction trades. The 15-inch shaft height provides coverage well above the ankle, offering leg protection in standing water, mud, and debris-heavy conditions. The unisex sizing and medium width make it a standard stockable item for safety managers outfitting mixed-gender crews. The black colorway meets most jobsite dress-code requirements.

Key Features

• Steel toe cap for impact and compression protection
• 15-inch high shaft for extended leg coverage in wet conditions
• Polyvinylchloride upper with waterproof construction
• Unisex fit: men's size 7 or women's size 9
• Medium width for standard foot profile
• Black colorway suitable for most jobsite dress requirements

Compatibility

Designed as a standard protective work boot for general trade and industrial use where steel toe and waterproof footwear is required.

Installation Notes

Work boots should be inspected before each use for sole wear, upper cracks, or compromised toe cap integrity. Replace immediately if structural damage is observed. Ensure sizing is confirmed against the manufacturer sizing chart before issue, as PVC uppers do not stretch or break in over time. Compliance with OSHA foot protection standards (29 CFR 1910.136 and 1926.96) should be verified for the specific jobsite hazard classification.