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Viking

Viking VW42-11 Size 11 Steel Rubber Boot Black/Yellow

SKU CH-HA45-MYYPV

Knee-high steel-toe rubber boot with metatarsal guard, waterproof construction and lug sole in size 11

  • MaterialHAWA
  • Steel toe protects against impact hazards
  • Knee-high 14 in shaft covers lower leg
  • Waterproof rubber keeps feet dry in wet conditions
  • Metatarsal guard shields upper foot from falling objects

Steel Toe Rubber Boot Size 11

This Viking rubber boot fits a size 11 foot and meets unisex sizing. A steel toe and metatarsal guard protect against impact and compression hazards. The knee-high shaft reaches 14 inches for lower-leg coverage. Black and yellow colouring aids visibility on site.

Waterproof HAWA Construction No Insulation

The HAWA rubber shell is fully waterproof and resists oil, chemicals and abrasion. Lug-pattern soles grip wet, muddy or uneven surfaces. No insulation keeps the boot light and cool in warm conditions. Width D suits a standard foot profile.

Highlights

  • Steel toe protects against impact hazards
  • Knee-high 14 in shaft covers lower leg
  • Waterproof rubber keeps feet dry in wet conditions
  • Metatarsal guard shields upper foot from falling objects

Specifications

BrandViking
MaterialHAWA

Questions about this item

How do I put on the Viking VW42-11 steel rubber boot and what step do people often miss?

Slide the foot in, align the steel toe cap squarely over the toes, then pull the 14 in shaft up evenly so the metatarsal guard sits centred on the instep; many forget to check that the guard is not twisted.

What part of the Viking VW42-11 boot will need replacement first and how can I tell?

The lug-pattern sole wears down with use; when the tread depth becomes shallow and grip on wet surfaces feels reduced, the boot should be replaced.

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