Footwear Insight

November / December 2019

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Workers who spend most of their day in the elements need boots that will keep them safe, so durable, protective features rule. And don't forget waterproofing: Dry feet are happy feet. n Clockwise from top: ECCO's $300 Roxton boot is packed with features: Gore-Tex waterproofing, 400g of Primaloft insulation, a rough-finished nubuck leather upper specially designed for outdoor durability, and a bonded sole that resists the splits; the $149 Snugboot Pioneer from Dunlop uses Purotex to make the upper lightweight, breathable and waterproof while keeping things insulated for cold-weather warmth; Merrell's Moab Duluth Pack 8" Waterproof Steel Toe boot ($190) marries a waterproof leather and canvas upper with an oil-, slip- and heat-resistant outsole to keep the wearer safe, dry and stable no matter what the workday brings.

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