Hoss Men's Buford Composite Toe Waterproof Pull-On Logger Boot - Brown — 90211
The Hoss Buford is a heavy-duty pull-on logger — a composite safety toe, a puncture-resistant midsole, a waterproof membrane, and an aggressive HOSS rubber logger outsole for utility, line, and duty work.
A full-grain leather pull-on upper with a waterproof membrane, a composite safety toe rated ASTM F2413-18 M/I/C with EH protection, a puncture-resistant midsole rated PR, a triple-ridge steel shank, a contoured cushion insole, pull-on handles, and a high-abrasion HOSS rubber logger outsole.
Key Features of the Hoss Buford Logger Pull-On 90211
- Composite safety toe — ASTM F2413-18 M/I/C
- Electrical hazard rated — ASTM F2413-18 EH
- Puncture-resistant midsole — ASTM F2413-18 PR
- Full-grain leather upper
- Waterproof membrane
- HOSS rubber logger outsole with high abrasion resistance
- Triple-ridge steel shank
- Contoured cushion insole
- Pull-on handles
- Sizes 7–18 in Medium and Wide
Logger Traction Without the Laces
The raised logger heel and deep HOSS rubber lugs grip soft ground, slopes, and rungs like a lace-up logger, but the pull-on shaft and handles get you in and out fast between calls.
Rated Top and Bottom
A composite toe covers impact and compression, the puncture-resistant midsole stops nails and debris from below, and the boot is EH rated — all to ASTM F2413-18 — with a triple-ridge steel shank for climbing support.
Why Choose the Hoss 90211?
A waterproof, composite-toe, puncture-resistant pull-on logger in sizes to 18 — the pick for linemen, utility crews, and duty work that want logger traction without laces.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What safety standards does the Buford 90211 meet?
It meets ASTM F2413-18 M/I/C for toe impact and compression, EH for electrical hazard protection, and PR for puncture resistance.
Is the Buford waterproof?
Yes. A waterproof membrane under the full-grain leather keeps water out on wet ground and in rain.
How does the Buford fit?
It fits true to size — order the size you wear in athletic shoes, and choose Wide if you normally need an EE width. It runs from size 7 to 18 in Medium and Wide; a pull-on should feel snug at the instep on day one and eases with wear.
Why a logger heel on a pull-on?
The tall, raised heel bites into soft ground and hooks securely on ladder rungs and climbing pegs, which is why linemen and utility crews favor it — the pull-on shaft just makes it faster to put on.
Does the Buford have a steel shank?
Yes. A triple-ridge steel shank supports the arch when you stand on rungs or pegs for long periods, while the toe stays composite.
How do I care for the Buford?
Knock off dirt, wipe the leather clean, let the boot dry away from direct heat, and condition the leather every few months. Store it upright so the tall shaft does not crease.
