 "(H7806) Whites 10 Inch Wildland Firefighting Boot Hathorn Explorer Plain Toe Logger.")
Whites 10 Inch Wildland Firefighting Boot Hathorn Explorer Plain Toe Logger.
White's Hathorn Explorer is a 10 Inch Wildland Firefighting Boot. Over the river and through the woods, these boots keep on working. Hathorn's Plain-Toe Loggers are hard working boots at a hard to believe price. Life or death. White's Smoke Jumpers have often made the difference. Firefighters and smokejumpers have long depended on White's Smoke Jumper boots to get them through the toughest conditions. Now available in a lace-to-toe design for firm ankle support and adjustment, plus a deep-tread Vibram® outsole for excellent traction. So if your job puts your life on the line, trust in a pair of White's Smoke Jumpers.
- Hand lasted and bottomed at the White's Boot factory
- Imported 5.5 - 6.5 oz. 10" leather uppers
- 9 Iron leather insole for added strength
- Machined leather welt construction for strength and ease of repair
- Leather shank for proven durability
- 9 Iron Vibram® rubber midsole for light weight
- Robus heel base for light weight
- In accordance with NFPA 1977-2005. Meets or exceeds requirements of NFPA 1977, Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting, 2005 Edition
- brenna
- 2011-02-28
Fire-Etc customer service rocks. One of the back loops tore, and when I let them know, I had a replacement pair shipped to me that day My husband swears by these boots. He's had many pairs. We'll buy them again, surely.
- matthew
- 2010-11-19
..."coon skin and alagator hide, makes a pair of jump boots fit just right"...well, they ain't a pair of cochran II jump boots so when you first put 'em on, its like putting your foot into a ski boot or an ankle cast...they're pretty stiff. i've been wearing mine now for about two weeks just around the office and they still hurt my feet. so,yeah, they'll take a minute to break in, but they're starting to get pretty dang comfortable. my last pair of fire boots (thorogoods)only lasted about two years and cost about a hundred dollars more than these. so ask me again in two years how they've held up.
- Fred
- 2010-06-03
Still breaking them in.
- Joshua
- 2010-05-28
This is my first pair of Whites boots ever. Looking at the inside tag I noticed that the boots were made on the 17th of May..so I got some right off the line...anyhow..I laced them right up with the leather laces i bought with the boots and wore them around...perfect fit..like they were tailored for my foot....Ill let ya'll know how they stand up to the fire season
- Madison
- 2010-04-05
Decent boot not to comfortable, but gets the job done
