TECHNOGARD-2
ladies high ankle boots with inside composite toe cap

• The boots are manufactured by direct molding of polyurethane and thermoplastic polyurethane materials.
• The shoe upper is made of  genuine leather (1.8 - 2.0 mm thick). Half-gusseted leather tongue flap prevents any ingress of small objects, splashes and dust. The soft cuff provides comfortable ankle support.
• Vamp lining is made of non-woven fabric, quarters lining and soft piping is made of REJILLA VENUS, the pocket is made of split leather .
• The ARTICO POR footbed is moisture wicking and comfortable.
• The boots have plastic accessories.
• The boots feature retroreflective trimming to improve visibility.
• Composite toe cap protects forefoot against impacts of 200 J (MIL 200) due to a special pad that prevents pressure on the foot.
• Two-layer oil-, gasoline- and acid-alkali-resistant outsole (resistant to aggressive materials, such as oils and petrochemicals, acid and alkali solutions with up to 20% concentration).
  • Shock-absorbing polyurethane midsole reduces shock loads and makes the footwear light, comfortable and highly heat-resistant.
  • The outsole is made of wear-resistant, heat-resistant  and frost-resistant (from -40°С to +120°С)  thermoplastic polyurethane resistant to  deformation and chafing.
  • The 4,5 mm cleated outsole ensures good traction to various surfaces providing protection against sliding on wet and oily surfaces and the angle-wise cleat pattern provides self-cleaning of the sole.
• The range of sizes and widths are manufactured on the basis of the last form used for footwear manufacturing, to ensure comfort and fatigue-free working throughout the day.

Upper: genuine leather.
Lining: polyester fabric.
Protective composite two cap ( 200 J ).
Removable insole(footbed): foamed polyurethane+polyester.
Outsole: two-layer: polyurethane + thermoplastic polyurethane.
Cleat depth: 4.5 mm
Assembly method: molding.
Fastening type: laces.
Height mm: 140± 5.
Width: 9.
Weight, g: 610± 50.
Color: black.
Sizes: 35 to 39.

TR CU 019/2011