Iron Age Women's IA507 Trencher Fire and Safety Shoe

Iron Age Women's IA507 Trencher Fire and Safety Shoe

$ 89.99

Score By Feature

Based on 17 ratings

Sheerness

9.90

For traveling

9.70

Easy to use

9.70

Sturdiness

9.70

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Product Description

100% Leather Saddle Saddle S

Imported

Sole made of rubber

The shaft is approximately 6" long from the arch.

The heel is approximately 6 inches long."

Astm f2413 is a safety standard that was developed by the American Society for Testing and Materials.

eva cushion insert with sponge rubber heel wedge that can be removed

Midsole is made of eva foam, and the outsole is made of rubber.

Nonmetallic to the nth degree

Comfortable at the airport

Selected User Reviews For Iron Age Women's IA507 Trencher Fire and Safety Shoe

Steel toe boot This boot is one of my favorites

5/5

It's very relaxing. The fact that it was approved by the airport was what clinched the deal for me. So far, there hasn't been any evidence of steel in the toe. I work on an airport ramp, and the steel usually shows up within a week. These, however, are not. yet. I would strongly suggest it.

Davian Petersen

| Jan 26, 2021

These boots are more durable and supportive than some of the more expensive brands I've tried

5/5

They don't bother my back and are just as comfortable as a tennis shoe for all-day use.

Tiffany Rich

| Aug 19, 2021

Good fit

5/5

I bought these because I'm a volunteer firefighter and needed something appropriate and legal to wear. They've worked out perfectly for me. The ankle support is good, the shoe is sturdy, and the regulations are followed.

Angelo George

| Nov 30, 2021

It's very relaxing

5/5

It's so relaxing! When my size returns to stock, I'd like to purchase another pair.

Ronald HUSSAIN

| Sep 09, 2021

It appeals to my tastes

3/5

I like the shoes because they provide good support for what I need them for, but the front toe broke after only a month of use.

Dulce Raymond

| Oct 07, 2021

They don't have much in the way of arch support, and I'm not even sure if they have any at all

3/5

They have little to no arch support, and I tried replacing them with new arch supports, but it didn't help. I'm going to return them for a refund. After a 12-hour shift, my feet were in excruciating pain. Hopefully, I'll be able to find a different brand that works.