NEOGARD-2
insulated ladies knee-high boots

• Boots are manufactured is manufactured by direct moulding of the polyurethane and nitrile rubber sole.
• The shoe upper is made of genuine leather (1.8–2.0 mm thick). The collar width is adjustable with a buckle ensuring a tight fit of the collar to the leg; the flap made from genuine leather prevents an ingress of dust, snow and moisture inside.
• Lining and insole made of natural ALASKA fur (pile height 14 mm)
• The boots contain retroreflective features to improve visibility.
• The sole is two-layer (resistant to chemical factors – oil, petroleum products, acid solutions with concentrations up to 20%, alkali solutions with concentrations up to 20%).
• The top layer of polyurethane has shock-absorbing properties, absorbs shock loads, and also gives the shoe lightness, comfort and increased heat-protective properties.
• The bottom layer is made of wear-resistant, heat-resistant (with short-term (60 sec.) contact with heated surfaces up to 300°C), frost-resistant (–45°C) nitrile rubber, and resistant to deformation and abrasion.
• The depth of the profile (tread) of the running layer of the sole is 5 mm and the elements of the sole protect against slipping on greasy, wet surfaces, and the angled tread pattern ensures self-cleaning of the sole from dirt.
• The full-size characteristics of the last used in the production of shoes ensure comfortable wearing and allow you not to feel tired throughout the entire working day.

Ladies knee-high boots NEOGARD-2 with a natural fur lining complete with clothing and other personal protective equipment that provides proper thermal insulation, are recommended for use in I-II, III, IV and special climatic zones.

Upper: genuine leather
Lining: natural ALASKA fur (pile height 14 mm)
Toe cap: protective composite toe cap (MIL 200)
Removable insole (footbed): insole made of natural ALASKA fur (pile height 14 mm)
Outsole: PU / nitrile rubber
Cleat depth: 5 mm
Assembly: moulding
Height: 30 cm
Width: 10
Sizes: 35 to 40
Colour: black

TR CU 019/2011