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Kenetrek Men's 10" Wildland Fire Boot
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SKU: WX2*0743772
Overview
Built for wildland fire duty, this boot is aimed at professionals who need protective footwear for demanding hot-zone conditions. Fire-resistant rough-out leather, Kevlar stitching and laces, and K-73 Fire outsoles are paired with a 2.8 mm one-piece vamp construction and seamless tongue for a more durable, closely fitted build. Extra padded soft collars, a flex notch design, and full-length 7 mm tapered nylon midsoles add support and comfort for long days on uneven ground. It also meets NFPA 1977 Standard Requirements and has been independently laboratory tested for compliance with that standard.
Why Hunters Choose the Kenetrek
Fire-resistant Rough-out
Leather uppers for wildland firefighting
Kevlar Stitching
Laces add rugged construction details
Deep Lugged
K-73 Fire outsoles provide high-traction
Meets Nfpa
1977 Standard Requirements for wildland
Independent Laboratory
Tested for NFPA 1977 compliance
Key Features
- Fire-resistant rough-out leather uppers for wildland firefighting use.
- 2.8 mm one-piece vamp construction with a seamless tongue.
- Hot Zone Kevlar stitching and laces for added fireground-ready construction.
- Deep lugged K-73 Fire outsoles for high-traction performance.
- Extra padded soft collars and flex notch design for support and comfort.
- Meets NFPA 1977 Standard Requirements; independent laboratory tested for compliance.
Best Used For
- Wildland firefighters needing NFPA 1977-compliant boots for hot-zone duty and protective gear requirements.
- Crews working rough terrain who want deep-lugged traction and added support during long shifts.
- Users prioritizing fire-resistant leather construction with Kevlar stitching and laces for wildland fire work.
- Those needing a 10-inch boot with padded collars and flex notch design for extended wear comfort.
Specifications
| Collar | Extra padded soft collars |
|---|---|
| Construction | 2.8 mm one-piece vamp construction and seamless tongue |
| Country Of Origin | Made In Italy |
| Design Feature | Flex notch design |
| Laces | Kevlar laces |
| Midsole | Full-length 7mm tapered nylon midsoles |
| Outsole | K-73 Fire outsoles |
| Standard Compliance | Meets NFPA 1977 Standard Requirements |
| Stitching | Kevlar stitching |
| Testing | Independent Laboratory tested for compliance with NFPA 1977, Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting |
| Upper Material | Fire-resistant rough out leather |
Pros
- Fire-resistant rough-out leather uppers for wildland firefighting use.
- Kevlar stitching and laces add rugged construction details.
- Deep lugged K-73 Fire outsoles provide high-traction footing.
- Meets NFPA 1977 Standard Requirements for wildland fire gear.
- Independent laboratory tested for NFPA 1977 compliance.
- Made in Italy.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Built to meet NFPA 1977 requirements, so the boot is aimed at wildland fire use rather than general hiking or everyday outdoor wear.
- The 10" height and protective construction can feel more substantial than lighter-duty boots, which may be a trade-off if you want maximum flexibility or minimal bulk.
- Fire-resistant rough-out leather, Kevlar stitching and laces, and the K-73 Fire outsole are purpose-built features, but they also make this a specialized boot with a narrower use case.
- The product emphasizes protective and support features, so buyers prioritizing a softer, more casual feel may find it less suited to relaxed all-day wear.
Suggested Comparisons
- Wildland fire boots
- Fire-resistant work boots
- Heavy-duty outdoor boots
- Protective boots for wildland firefighting
Suggested Accessories
- Boot care kit
- Replacement laces
- Insoles
- Leather conditioner
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these boots built for wildland firefighting use, or are they general outdoor boots?
These are purpose-built wildland fire boots. The product description says they are designed for wildland firefighters and notes compliance with NFPA 1977 Standard Requirements.
What materials or construction details are specifically listed for these boots?
The source data lists fire-resistant rough-out leather uppers, 2.8 mm one-piece vamp construction, a seamless tongue, Hot Zone Kevlar stitching and laces, deep lugged K-73 Fire outsoles, extra padded soft collars, a flex notch design, and full-length 7 mm tapered nylon midsoles.
Do these boots meet any fire-related safety standard?
Yes. The boots are stated to meet NFPA 1977 Standard Requirements and are described as independently laboratory tested for compliance with NFPA 1977, the Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting.
Where are these boots made?
The product data states that they are made in Italy.
Is there any information provided about waterproofing, insulation, or weight?
No. The provided source data does not specify waterproofing, insulation, or weight, so those details are unknown from the listing.