Product Overview

The Rock Fall Lava (RF709) is a 100% non-metallic safety boot featuring a protective toecap, midsole, and internal metatarsal guard. It is designed for durability and comfort, incorporating specialist materials and technologies.

Key Features

• Protective Components: Fiberglass toecap, aramid fiber midsole, and internal metatarsal guard for comprehensive foot protection.
• Durable Upper: Made from LWG-certified waterproof full-grain cow leather for enhanced durability and water resistance.
• Comfort Enhancements: Features the BOA® Fit System for a secure and adjustable fit, along with an Activ-Step® footbed made from recycled materials for added comfort.
• Advanced Outsole: Equipped with a FORCE10® solid nitrile rubber outsole that is heat resistant up to 300°C and provides excellent slip resistance (SRC rated).
• Waterproof Membrane: Incorporates an Activ-Tex® waterproof and breathable membrane to keep feet dry in wet conditions.
• Sustainable Packaging: Packaged in FSC® accredited, recycled, reusable, and recyclable paper/card, printed using soybean ink, with zero single-use plastic.

Specifications

• Standard Compliance: EN ISO 20345:2022 S3 HI HRO WR M SRC
• Sizes Available: UK 6-12
• Boot Height: 6 inches
• Weight: 1058g per boot
• Upper Material: LWG-certified waterproof full-grain cow leather
• Outsole Material: FORCE10® solid nitrile rubber
• Footbed: Activ-Step® made from 82% pre-consumer recycled foam and 100% post-consumer recycled top mesh
• Lining: 60% post-consumer recycled polyester and 40% nylon
• Membrane: Activ-Tex® waterproof and breathable membrane
• Protective Toecap: Fiberglass
• Protective Midsole: Activ-Step® aramid fiber
• Protective Metatarsal Guard: PU foam and rubber

Usage Instructions

To ensure optimal performance and longevity of the Rock Fall Lava Safety Boots:

1. Wear appropriate socks to enhance comfort and moisture management.
2. Utilize the BOA® Fit System to achieve a secure and personalized fit by turning the dial to tighten or loosen as needed.
3. After use, clean the boots with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Allow them to air dry naturally, away from direct heat sources.
4. Regularly inspect the boots for signs of wear or damage, particularly in the protective components, and replace them if necessary to maintain safety standards.