Apache Ranger Boots - Black - UK 9

Yes, the Apache Ranger Boots meet EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 WR SRA standards, which include protection against impact, penetration, water, and offer slip resistance, making them suitable for many heavy-duty work environments.

Wipe the leather with a damp cloth and use a stiff brush to remove dried mud. For best results, use a dedicated leather cleaner and conditioner periodically.

S3 means the boots have a protective toe cap, midsole protection, are antistatic, and have energy absorption in the heel. WR means they are water-resistant, and SRA indicates a high level of slip resistance on ceramic tile surfaces.

With a weight of approximately 2.45 KG, they offer substantial protection but may feel heavier than standard footwear. This is typical for safety boots with steel components.

Yes, the boots feature a waterproof leather upper and are classified as WR (Water Resistant), designed to keep your feet dry in wet conditions.

The sole is made of rubber and is resistant to oil and petrol.

Clean them regularly, dry them naturally away from heat, and condition the leather periodically. Inspect for wear and tear.

Loosen the laces and re-tie them, ensuring a snug but not overly tight fit. Wear the boots for short periods initially to allow them to break in. Consider using thicker or thinner socks depending on the fit.

Check for any damage to the leather upper or sole. Ensure the tongue is properly seated and laces are tied securely. Reapply a leather waterproofing treatment if the original protection has worn off.

Ensure the sole is clean and free from debris. The oil and petrol resistance of the sole is designed for specific industrial fluids; performance on extremely smooth or wet surfaces may vary. Avoid using the boots in conditions exceeding their SRA rating.

The steel toe cap can conduct cold. Wear warm, insulated socks specifically designed for cold weather to mitigate this effect.