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They’re one of the more expensive on our best rigger boots list, but they’re definitely worth the cash. Scruffs complies with the EEC Directive for Personal Protective Equipment (89/686/EEC) and meets the requirements of the European harmonised standard EN ISO 20345:2011. It is type approved by Notified Body No. 0321, namely: Intertek Testing Services (Leicester) Ltd. Centre Court, Meridian Business Park, Leicester, LE19 1WD, Notified Body No. 0362. The first thing that wears out on most work boots is the sole. That’s why Scruffs have made sure the ones on the Gravity are extra durable. Cheaper boots compromise something to weigh in much cheaper. That might be ankle support, waterproofing, or durability.
Durability shouldn’t be an issue with these rigger boots — not under most conditions, anyway. The full-grain leather upper is triple-stitched, with a steel-capped toe, while the outsole is made with welted Goodyear rubber. The composition of the sole also adds a great deal of toughness to these boots — more on that below. All Scruffs safety footwear is manufactured using both synthetic and natural materials that conform to all relevant sections of EN ISO 20345:2011 for quality and performance.You’ll get a sole that’s tested up to 200 degrees which is dual density, a steel toe cap and mid sole protection. Below are the 10 best recommendations for rigger boots — so there’s one to suit every budget. 1. DeWalt Tungsten [Waterproof] That’s not just giving these rigger boots that extra protective boost, it’s making sure they’re going to last too. Sole Next on our list of the best rigger boots is this tough-as-nails model from V12. If utmost durability is what you’re after, give this section a thorough read. Ankle Support At Scruffs, we’ve got steel toe safety boots to suit every trade, every industry, and every purpose. Broadly speaking, our work boots can be broken down into four categories – SBP rated, S1P rated, S3 rated, and Waterproof.
Yes, there are plenty of rigger boots out there that have sufficient ankle support. Again, take the DeWalt Tungstens, which have ankle support built right into the leather.But, if you’re looking for value for money (i.e. comfort, safety/protection and durability) over just “cheap”, then they’re worth the cash. If you want to save a few quid but still end up with a reputable pair of DeWalt rigger boots, the pair above seems like an excellent choice. The footwear is designed to protect the wearer from injuries that could arise from working in relevant sectors.
Where combinations of the additional specified features apply, the following markings are applicable: Marking Why not look good when you are at work, whilst wearing boots or shoes that protect you, but look good at the same time? These boots comprise multiple upper panels that are designed specifically to provide top-grade ankle support. This feature isn’t too common among rigger boots, and makes this pair a great option for working on rough terrain. ComfortThe ankle area is padded, giving you a relative degree of ankle support. There’s also a TPU support for your heel. That said, we should mention that most complaints, as sparse as they are, focus on issues with comfort. Overall Apart from having ankle support, you should also make sure that your chosen rigger boots have the following characteristics:
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