Carolina Poplar 8″ Waterproof Composite Toe Logger
$195.00
The Carolina Poplar Logger is built to handle those long days over rough terrain. It stands 8” high for added ankle support and comes with a lugged outsole for traction. It features a composite toe for lightweight protection.
- Brown Crazy Horse Leather Upper
- 8″
- Composite Safety Toe
- Waterproof, Electrical Hazard
- Electrical Hazard Rated ASTM-F2413-18
- Oil Resistant, Slip Resistant
- Waterproof SCUBALINER™ Mesh Lining, Tabrielle Lined
- Polyurethane Footbed
- Welt Construction
- Oil and Slip Resisting One-Piece Rubber Lug Outsole
- Steel Shank
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These boots have been fantastic so far. Worn them for about 6 months now and they're holding up. The lace ups are all still intact and they still have comfortable support despite walking around 8 miles a day. Only gripe I have with the boots is wearing them in a bit. The leather under the tongue is fairly hard and digs into your ankle a bit until they soften up. Not tying the bottom lace up helps alleviates the issue until they're soft. Once broken in though they're the most comfortable boots ever. Whether I'm spiking up a tree or dragging brush they're great. Would recommend them as an overall good choice.
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1 review for Carolina Poplar 8″ Waterproof Composite Toe Logger
T.J. –
These boots have been fantastic so far. Worn them for about 6 months now and they’re holding up. The lace ups are all still intact and they still have comfortable support despite walking around 8 miles a day. Only gripe I have with the boots is wearing them in a bit. The leather under the tongue is fairly hard and digs into your ankle a bit until they soften up. Not tying the bottom lace up helps alleviates the issue until they’re soft. Once broken in though they’re the most comfortable boots ever. Whether I’m spiking up a tree or dragging brush they’re great. Would recommend them as an overall good choice.