These are great caving boots!....long life...tough...and great traction. You can also find them in Tractor Supply Retail Stores.
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by cavescom » Aug 28, 2007 8:52 am
Ani Safety now carries online the Servus XTP(Extra Traction Performance) Boot http://www.anisafety.com/index.aspx?Com ... roupID=205 or http://tinyurl.com/36tyu9
These are great caving boots!....long life...tough...and great traction. You can also find them in Tractor Supply Retail Stores.
Mark Passerby, Caves.com
These are great caving boots!....long life...tough...and great traction. You can also find them in Tractor Supply Retail Stores.
Mark Passerby, Caves.com
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by driggs » Aug 28, 2007 1:22 pm
How much do they weigh with the steel toe?
Are they lined?
How does the sizing compare to an "average" shoe or boot?
Ah... there are more sizes without steel toe on "page 2"...
Do people cave in steel toes? I wonder if the additional "safety" is worth the extra weight.
Are they lined?
How does the sizing compare to an "average" shoe or boot?
Ah... there are more sizes without steel toe on "page 2"...
Do people cave in steel toes? I wonder if the additional "safety" is worth the extra weight.
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by cavescom » Aug 28, 2007 3:52 pm
The steel toe is very minor weight...very minor and well worth it. I have been using this boot for a few years now and it is fantastic!
Sizing---I wear a 15 and I have been buying 14's but I had to put two pair of socks(thick) for them so my next trip into Zic at the end of Sept. I am moving to a size 13. What I would recommend is trying to find a Tractor Supply store and fitting them there. I have looked at some of the others but the Servus XTP is really the choice to go with.
Lining---they are not lined
...but the one thing I can say for certain is once you try them you won't cave with any other boot.
Sizing---I wear a 15 and I have been buying 14's but I had to put two pair of socks(thick) for them so my next trip into Zic at the end of Sept. I am moving to a size 13. What I would recommend is trying to find a Tractor Supply store and fitting them there. I have looked at some of the others but the Servus XTP is really the choice to go with.
Lining---they are not lined
...but the one thing I can say for certain is once you try them you won't cave with any other boot.
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by cavescom » Aug 28, 2007 6:06 pm
Yes they have a steel shank.
<The Servus XTP 15" Black PVC Blend, steel toe knee boot has a Gray TDT self-cleaning outsole, meets ANSI Z41 PT 99 and has a steel shank.>
Mark Passerby, Cavediggers.com
<The Servus XTP 15" Black PVC Blend, steel toe knee boot has a Gray TDT self-cleaning outsole, meets ANSI Z41 PT 99 and has a steel shank.>
Mark Passerby, Cavediggers.com
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by cavescom » Aug 29, 2007 1:09 pm
They truly kick ass!
The edges are stiff giving them the ability to cut up steep mud slopes nicely.
The bottom tred sticks to rock better than any boot I have ever used.
They are high enough to walk through most of the small streams that we encounter, and if they do get dunked it is as simple as sitting down and propping the foot a bit to drain then away we go again.
Plus the material they are made from is exceptionally tough.
Mark Passerby, Cavediggers.com
The edges are stiff giving them the ability to cut up steep mud slopes nicely.
The bottom tred sticks to rock better than any boot I have ever used.
They are high enough to walk through most of the small streams that we encounter, and if they do get dunked it is as simple as sitting down and propping the foot a bit to drain then away we go again.
Plus the material they are made from is exceptionally tough.
Mark Passerby, Cavediggers.com
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by Carl Amundson » Aug 29, 2007 1:31 pm
They don't come in half sizes or in wide widths, damn that's too bad.
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