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Whether you are looking for Meindl work shoes or do you prefer saw shoes from Haix? We offer a wide range of high-quality shoes. Our package is composed in such a way that you have the widest possible choice and there is a suitable shoe for every foot. Shoes are available as walking shoes or safety shoes and in various safety classes. The S2 shoes have a safety toe cap. The S3 shoes also have a safety sole. These shoes are optionally extended with saw protection, which has a delaying effect on the chainsaw. A membrane such as Gore-tex ensures that the shoes are waterproof and can still breathe. You can always contact us for advice on the correct application.
How Do I Maintain My Chainsaw Boots?
Cleaning Clean your chainsaw boots after each use. Chainsaw boots should not be washed in a washing machine. Instead, clean them with a mild soap solution and a cloth or sponge to remove stubborn dirt. Do not dry the boots near a heat source such as a radiator, and avoid direct sunlight when drying them.
Maintaining Leather Work Boots/Chainsaw Boots For leather boots, treat them with a protective product before the first use. The appropriate product can be found in the instructions that come with your boots. Depending on usage, repeat the treatment weekly or monthly to prevent the leather from drying out. Leather grease, leather cream, or silicone cream nourishes the leather, helping it remain water-repellent and keeping your boots shiny. Apply the product with a round applicator brush, then polish the boots with a buffing brush. For a finishing touch, you can give the boots an extra shine with a dry cloth.
Maintaining Goretex Work Boots/Chainsaw Boots Goretex boots should not be treated with leather grease. Instead, use a wax or waterproofing spray. First, thoroughly clean your boots. Once they are dry, apply shoe wax, rubbing it in with a sponge or cloth for the best results. After the wax has absorbed, apply the waterproofing spray. This treatment ensures that the boots remain water- and dirt-resistant.
