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The latest release from Rocky Brands’ Georgia Boot has hit the market: three versions of the TrailPoint hiking boot, boasting waterproof construction and strong traction.
Billed as suitable for both the jobsite and the nature trail, Georgia’s hiker-style TrailPoint boot offers lightweight performance with either a soft-toe or carbon-toe construction.
Contractors will be equipped with a full-grain leather upper on the outside and Advanced Memory Polyurethane insoles on the inside. This means improved cushioning and support for a long workday, while a fiberglass shank and full-length TPU Rock Guard keep the TrailPoint stable and durable against rough terrain.
Underfoot protection comes from a dual-density EVA and Carbo-Tec outsole that offers resistance from heat, chemicals and abrasion, and the carbon-toe TrailPoint meets ASTM F3445 slip-resisting standards. Durability and underfoot protection are boosted thanks to high-abrasion Tec-Tuf reinforcement on the heel and toe.
The TrailPoint also meets ASTM F2413 standards for both protective toe and electrical hazard classification, while the soft-toe variant meets ASTM F2892 electrical hazard standards. The TrailPoint also features Georgia’s Waterproof System and mesh lining work for keeping the wearer dry.
Powered byI received a pair of carbon-toe TrailPoint boots from Georgia for testing and found them immediately among the more comfortable boots I’ve tested for Equipment World. My pair required no break-in period, and the TrailPoint remained comfortable after several days of 12 hours of continuous wear. The waterproofing system performed well in the rain and mud while on a construction equipment demo site.
Contractors can currently order the TrailPoint in black/gray carbon toe, brown carbon toe, and brown soft toe. The TrailPoint starts at $150 and can be purchased in the links above.
