Overview

• A waterproof boot fails at its seam before it fails at its material. Boots assembled from stitched or glued parts stay waterproof only as long as the join holds, and then water begins to come in at the line where the parts meet, under repeated flexing and daily abrasion — which is how a boot ends up withdrawn from service while still looking intact. This boot has no seam at all: it is made by injection moulding from high elastic PVC in a single continuous piece, so its whole body is one unbroken surface that is 100% waterproof, with no join for anything to pass through. The second element that decides whether it actually does its job is height: its 38 cm shaft is what sets the depth a worker can stand in with confidence — and it is the measurement to match against the reality of the site before buying, because a boot shorter than the water level on site does not do its job whatever it is made of. The outsole carries deep lugs that give grip and traction on muddy ground, the environment this class of boot is built for. In daily use the lace-free pull-on design goes on and off quickly when entering and leaving wet areas, and two heel straps let the other foot hold the boot down so it can be taken off without bending over or touching it by hand — a practical detail at the end of a shift when the boot is dirty. The colour is white, sizes are European 40 to 46, and packing is 12 pairs per carton, which suits supply to sites. Available from Al-Najma Al-Wataniyah Est. with a quality guarantee and fast supply to projects across the Kingdom in Riyadh, Dammam and all regions.

Technical Specifications

Size & Color Table

Documentation & Standards

• In practice a waterproof boot is read from four elements: how it is made, how tall its shaft is, the pattern of its outsole and its material. Below is what each element of this item's specification means in practice for the buyer:

• Additional reference standards for the Saudi market:
• EN ISO 20345 (the European standard for safety footwear and its classes, including S4 and S5 for all-moulded boots)
• EN ISO 20347 (the European standard for occupational footwear without toe protection)
• EN ISO 13287 (the test method for slip resistance in footwear)
• For work whose specification calls for toe protection or a defined class (such as EN ISO 20345 class S4 or S5, or an impact-resistant toe cap), our technical team will recommend the item that carries the required class together with its certificate and attach it to the project file.

Industrial Applications

• B2B sectors — detailed engineering use:

Supply Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What sets an injection-moulded boot apart from other boots?

• The absence of a seam. In boots assembled from stitched or glued parts, leaking usually starts at the line where the parts meet, under repeated flexing at the ankle and daily abrasion, rather than in the material itself. This boot is made by injection moulding in a single continuous piece, so there is no join line to begin with, and its whole body is one surface that is 100% waterproof.

Q2: How do I know whether a 38 cm shaft is enough for our site?

• The practical rule is simple: measure the deepest water or mud a worker actually stands in on site, then compare it with the shaft height. A boot is a complete water barrier only within the limit of its own height, and anything above its rim gets in whatever it is made of. A 38 cm shaft covers standing in collected surface water and mud; for levels beyond that an item with a taller shaft is recommended — and our technical team is glad to match the height against the reality of your site before supply.

Q3: What do the deep lugs on the outsole do?

• Deep lugs are wide, deep channels between the blocks of the sole, and their job is to let mud fall out from between them rather than pack in. A flat or shallow sole fills with mud and becomes a smooth surface that loses its grip entirely, whereas a deep-lug sole keeps grip and traction on muddy and soft ground.

Q4: What are the heel straps for?

• The other foot holds them down so the boot can be taken off without bending over and without touching it by hand. It is a small detail with a daily effect: at the end of a shift the outside of the boot is dirty, and pulling it off by hand carries that onto the hands and clothing — the heel straps make removal faster and cleaner, particularly with the lace-free pull-on design.

Q5: Do you deliver to Riyadh, Dammam and all regions of the Kingdom?

• Yes — supply is available to every region of the Kingdom, Riyadh, Dammam, Jeddah, Jubail, Yanbu and all other regions, within 2-3 business days. For large quantities the B2B team fixes the size distribution for the crew, matches the shaft height against site conditions.

Internal Links

• Need a shoe with a steel toe cap and a puncture-resistant midsole? Browse the FORTE KG-113 S3 SR safety shoe.
• Looking for a tall leather boot for rigging work? Browse the Vaultex UBA rigger boot.
• Equipping the worker in a wet environment with a complete kit? Browse the U-SAFE US 040 safety vest and VOLTA nitrile gloves.
• Need to equip a whole crew with work boots in quantity? Contact the B2B team for a quotation.

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