White's Boots Wildland Crew Fire Boot

White's Boots has built A New Standard in Fire Boots - Built Dependable for The Whole Crew. Whether fresh out of training or coming back to put another fire season under your belt, this NFPA certified boot was built to be a solid, no-fuss option.

It offers out-of-the-box comfort from the padded collar and lower-arched 1972 Last and underfoot durability from the Goodyear Welt construction and Vibram® Unit Lug 135 Red Dot Sole. The Crew Boot sets the standard for a fire boot you can put on the day before your first assignment and forget about until you get back home. Suitable for your first year out, dependable enough for the whole crew.

White's Boots come with Goodyear Welt Construction. A Goodyear welt, the gold standard of boot construction at most companies, is a hallmark of quality at an affordable price at White’s.

A Goodyear welt is machine stitched, making production fast and precise. But all that speed can easily affect comfort, as synthetic materials replace the all-leather construction that our hand-sewing process requires—that’s why we’ve gentrified the fast and ready Goodyear welt with a thorough hand-bottoming at the hands of our master boot makers.

White's Boots come with a durable composite shank, and a Vibram® mid-sole, our Goodyear welted boots boast the off-the-shelf readiness of a boot half their price and the comfort of a boot twice their price.







PRODUCT DETAILS

8" Full Grain Water-Resistant Leather Upper to absorb high impact.

Vibram® Mid-sole & Leather Shank for unmatched comfort and support.

Vibram® Unit Lug 135 Sole for optimal comfort on hard surfaces.

1972 Arch-Ease™ Last with a low arch for optimal comfort.

NFPA Certified

Fire Resistant Technora® Thread

Padded Collar

360º Goodyear Welt Construction

Resoleable

Cushioning Ortholite® Foot bed

Built to Last

White's boot last run large. This means most people should take a half size down from their natural shoe size, or Brannock measurement. On our highest arched lasts, a full size may be necessary as the arch support shortens the overall length of the foot during wear.