FUNCTION Chainsaw Boots:
Reliable Protection for Chainsaw Operators
The FUNCTION Chainsaw Boots offer essential protection and comfort for chainsaw users, making them an ideal entry-level option for professionals and enthusiasts alike. Crafted from high-quality full-grain leather, these boots are designed to withstand the rigors of outdoor work, providing both durability and safety. With a protection class 1 certification (up to 20 m/s) in accordance with EN 17249 and additional EN 20345 S2 safety standards, these boots deliver proven performance when you need it most.
Designed with a steel toe cap, the FUNCTION Chainsaw Boots protect against impact and compression while ensuring twisting protection for added stability on uneven terrain. The high-grip soles offer excellent traction, helping you maintain footing in tough environments, while the breathable textile lining ensures that your feet stay comfortable throughout long working hours. These boots are also resistant to moisture, wear, and abrasion, providing long-lasting protection and durability.
Key Features:
- Cut Protection: Certified to EN 17249, providing protection class 1 for chainsaw use (up to 20 m/s).
- Steel Toe Cap: Built-in steel cap to protect against impact, ensuring your safety in hazardous working conditions.
- Durable Full-Grain Leather: Made from premium leather for long-lasting wear and protection against moisture and abrasion.
- Breathable Textile Lining: Keeps your feet dry and comfortable throughout the day.
- High-Grip Soles: Offers enhanced traction on slippery or uneven surfaces.
- Twisting Protection: Designed to prevent ankle twists, providing additional safety when working in rough terrain.
Technical Specifications:
- Sizes: Available in sizes 39-47
- Leg Height: 20 cm for ample leg protection
- Steel Cap: Yes, for added impact protection
- Steel Intermediate Soles: No
- Protection Level: Class 1 (up to 20 m/s)
- Suitable for Spikes: No
- Suitable for Crampons: No
- Twisting Protection: Yes, for added stability
IMPORTANT: Personal protective equipment does not guarantee absolute protection from injury and should always be used in conjunction with safe working practices.
