TWO workwear boots and an "unstoppable" jacket are the highlights of Ariat's new lineup.
The Keswick Steel Toe Paddock, Groundbreaker Chelsea XTR and Rebar Cloud 9 Jacket all boast the outdoor brand's "expert technologies", perfect for days spent working in all elements and terrains.
With its premium full-grain waterproof leather and seam on the foot to ensure toes stay dry in mud and ice, the steel boot is touted as the "ideal workwear boot for all weather conditions".
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The water-resistant style has been designed to repel water and allow for maximum breathability, blending both utility and comfort.
Long gone are the days of working in a heavy, hot boot, with Ariat’s 4LR technology featuring a temperature-managing layer also helping to maintain odour control and comfort throughout the day.
As well as specialist temperature control, the Keswick Steel Toe Paddock boasts exceptional durability with an inset heel pod that protects the feet from strain by dissipating pressure and providing shock absorption off and on concrete and other hard terrains.
Like the Keswick Steel Toe Paddock, the Groundbreaker Chelsea XTR is a sharp-looking boot that delivers functionality.
The Groundbreaker Chelsea XTR lives up to its name, with Ariat’s expertise craftsmanship creating a boot that is more than capable of a hard day of work. The Groundbreaker Chelsea XTR boot meets the highest level of European footwear safety, conforming to EN ISO 20345 Safety Standards, S3 SRC.
Meanwhile, the jacket features Abrasion-resistant panels at the shoulders and elbows, protecting the wearer from abrasive materials and ensuring the jacket maintains a striking aesthetic with prolonged daily use.
The zippered hands and chest pockets also offer a practical space to keep valuables safe whilst hard at work, and Greater Arm Mobility (GAM) technology extends inseams in the garment, so shirt cuffs do not shift during intensive labour and lifting.
The collection is available at www.ariat.com/gb/en
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