1. Get the job done right in the tiger master hiking boots. These lace-up hiking boots are moisture-wicking lining to help keep your feet dry and a slip resistant rubber sole for excellent stability.
2. Removable metatomical high density sponge foam footbed provides long-lasting underfoot support and comfort.
3. Slip-resistant rubber outsole meets CE EN ISO 20345:2022 Non-Slip Testing Standards.
4. Made by suede leather & canvas fabric upper, Comfortable, highly flexible, anti dust and wind, durable.
5. Injection moulded construction, environmental protection, fast speed.
| Item No: |
TM1903H |
| Materials: |
Upper: Suede leather & fabric, Sole: PU & rubber
|
| Toe: |
No |
| Midsole : |
No |
| Lining: |
Soft mesh fabric |
| Shoe pads: |
Removable moulded high density sponge insole offers superior underfoot support and cushioned comfort |
| Construction: |
Injection moulded |
| Height: |
High cut |
| Size: |
36-47 |
| Standard: |
CE EN ISO 20345 OB FO SR or others
|
| Guarantee: |
6 months
The sole is not broken from the middle or pulled off within six month after the goods getting to destination port. No guarantee for the upper. |
| Function: |
Slip/ oil/ acid/ petrol/ chemical/ resistant, shock absorption, anti static & water resistant, lightweight. |
| Package: |
1 pair per color box, 10 pairs per carton. |
| Load quantity of Container: |
2000 pairs /1x20' container |
Tiger Master is safety shoes and PVC rain boots manufacturer. We have been qualified ISO 9001:2015 quality management system. Also, some of our hot sale models have qualified CE EN ISO 20345:2022+A1:2024 and ASTM F2413-24. Meanwhile, we are also a professional brand for PPE (Personal protective equipment), especially in the fields of safety gloves, working garments, helmets, safety vest, ear muff/plug, safety harness, rain coat/suit etc.
Thank you for your interest of Tiger Master, hope you can find the products you want and start our business cooperation. If you need more information, please do not hesitate to contact us, we are always ready here.
