SIR Safety
POLAR boot, black
From 1.142,67 zł
From 929,00 zł net
Safety footwear designed for work in low temperatures, equipped with Thinsulate 400g insulation and a WR PTFE membrane. It provides protection against moisture, impact and puncture in difficult terrain conditions.
- Fiberglass toe cap
- 4 mm thick composite penetration-resistant insert
- Thinsulate 400g thermal insulation with WR PTFE membrane
- FitGO quick lacing system
- Nitrile rubber outsole resistant to hydrocarbons
- Anti-torsion properties of the outsole
Rozmiar
EN ISO 20345 S3 WR CI HI HRO SRC
Winter boot with fast lacing system by FitGO.
UPPER: full grain leather, ankle band and water repellent tongue.
LINING: Polyester mesh with WR membrane in PFTE and Thinsulate padding,
400 grams.
TOECAP: Glass fibre.
INSOLE: PU foam coupled with mesh fabric. Antistatic.
PUNCTURE-RESISTANT MIDSOLE: Composite midsole with constant 4 mm thickness.
SOLE: PU/RUBBER. Consisting of an inner part in wide cell polyurethane with high memory effect for enhanced cushioning and anti-shock effect. The black/grey outsole in nitrile rubber with deep grooves is resistant to hydrocarbons and non-slip in wet conditions. The greyinserts with greater density and hardness give the sole anti-twist features, which make it
suitable for gravelly, rocky or uneven environments.
Material
Full-grain leather, suede, polyester knit, WR PTFE membrane, Thinsulate, PU, rubber
Product data sheet (PDF)
Product data sheet (PDF)
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| Rozmiar | Obwód klatki (cm) | Obwód pasa (cm) | Wzrost (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 84–88 | 72–76 | 164–170 |
| S | 88–96 | 76–84 | 170–176 |
| M | 96–104 | 84–92 | 176–182 |
| L | 104–112 | 92–100 | 182–188 |
| XL | 112–120 | 100–108 | 188–194 |
| 2XL | 120–128 | 108–116 | 188–194 |
| 3XL | 128–136 | 116–124 | 194–200 |
Produkty dostępne w magazynie wysyłamy w ciągu 24 h. Realizujemy dostawy kurierem, transportem paletowym oraz bezpośrednio na budowę — po wcześniejszym uzgodnieniu. Dla zamówień hurtowych ustalamy indywidualne terminy i warunki dostawy.
