The O.T. boot is possibly our most versatile boot design to date. O.T. stands for “Over-Time” meaning this hybrid work boot is not just meant for the "clock-in-and-out" days, but for the long hours, varied conditions, and last-minute hiking trips. The dual sport design offers an exceptional balance of agility, comfort, and support, making them the perfect choice for city or mountain terrain.
The O.T. is lighter and more flexible than our Superduty but still tough as nails. Born in the heart of the northwest, sourced and handmade entirely in America, these all-purpose boots keep you moving anywhere, anytime.
Each set of O.T. boots is meticulously handcrafted in our Spokane, WA facility using only the highest-grade American leather, NFPA rated materials, Vibram RedX soles, and stitchdown construction. This attention to detail means your JK work boots are built to keep you comfortable and safe around the clock no matter what the situation.
These boots are some of the toughest and most versatile handmade boots you’ll find with an ASTM-rated composite safety toe that meets or exceeds OSHA requirements and industry standards.
We are not intimidated when the road ends. We will build our own.
Equipped with our *ASTM-Rated Composite Safety Toe (this rating meets or exceeds standard steel toe boot safety requirements)
Specifications
- ASTM rated composite toe
- Shaft Height - 8"
- Uppers - Smooth 8oz premium oil-tanned leather
- Lowers - Roughout 8oz premium oil-tanned leather
- Thread - high strength, Technora® fire resistant over 900 °F
- Hardware - traditional brass high quality eyelets and speed hook combo
- Insole - genuine oak tanned leather
- Midsole - genuine oak tanned leather
- Arch support - leather
- Sole - Vibram 132 Unit Sole / RedX Fire sole
- Origin - Handmade in the USA
*Composite Hard Toe Certification: ASTM-F2412-18/ASTM-F2413-17 • ASTM-F2412-11/ASTM-F2413-17 *meets or exceeds standard steel toe boot safety requirements
(The ASTM-F2413-17 rating reflects the same safety testing and rating as the ASTM-F2413-18 of which the key modification is to the inner tongue label for better identification purposes.)
