Products tagged with 'J.B Goodhue Work Boots'

This boot shows how high the max is for quality.

"The Ironworker is a boot that is built to last. The soles are welted on, which means they are a seamless fit with the shoe and your boot will last, compared to soles that are simply glued on. The outsoles themselves are sprayed with an oil-resistant compound to keep your feet securely grounded. Ironworker has a full-grain leather upper, to contour to your feet. To make the shoe fit your feet perfectly; the Ironworker laces start at the toe. The leather tongue also adds extra padding and will wear well over time." - JB Goodhue

"Ironworkers and steel riggers are some of the toughest, hardest working modern professionals on the planet – and deserve a boot that can stand up to the challenge. The Ironworker boot is the best in class boot for the modern ironworker/steel rigger. 100% flat outsole to promote handling, traction and balance, giving peace of mind working several stories up. Lace to toe design for better fit, full-grain leather upper and a goodyear welt construction round out this powerful workboot." - JB Goodhue

"Ironworkers and steel riggers are some of the toughest, hardest working modern professionals on the planet – and deserve a boot that can stand up to the challenge. The Ironworker boot is the best in class boot for the modern ironworker/steel rigger. 100% flat outsole to promote handling, traction and balance, giving peace of mind working several stories up. Lace to toe design for better fit, full-grain leather upper and a goodyear welt construction round out this powerful workboot." - JB Goodhue

Perfect for ironworkers to help them get the job done.

"Even when it’s colder than cold, on the rainiest mornings and the dampest afternoons – The Thrasher boot will provide you with protection from the elements, with a waterproof nubuck leather upper, a padded collar and tongue for extra comfort, and Armor GuardTM metal free consisting of: composite toe and LENZI® composite plate. The Thrasher will take on the toughest tasks with you." - JB Goodhue