Yes, these are actually CSA approved safety boots.
1. The front White rectangle with orange Greek letter omega and CSA indicates electric-shock protective footwear. For industrial work environments where accidental contact with live electrical conductors can occur.
2. The side Green triangle and a small csa indicates sole puncture protection with a Grade 1 protective toe cap. For industrial work environments, especially that of construction where sharp objects (such as nails) are present.

MooseLog work boots protect your feet from serious job injuries, and are essential to maintain workplace safety. They can be harmful for your feet if you choose the incorrect size and wear them for too long.

Yes, they are ESR/EH rated. Please see the inside label of the tongue.

The label shows ASTM2413-11 and EH. The ASTM standard for electrical hazard protection is that the boots must be capable of withstanding 18,000 volts at 60 hertz for one minute with no current flow to the foot.

At the same time, by the elastic band, you may find the white omega label with the orange Greek letter omega, which indicates electric-shock protective footwear. This label was CSA & Canadian Standard Association) approved.

Mooselog steel toed boots protect your feet from serious workplace injuries and are essential for workplace safety. Our steel toed boots come with a CSA green triangle and CSA white rectangle certification, indicating their Grade 1 sole puncture protection and resistance to electric shock.

Steel toed boots are more protective than composite toe boots as they can withstand higher impact. They are less expensive than composite toe boots. However, steel toed boots are typically heavier and do not breathe as well as composite toe boots, making them less comfortable to wear for extended periods of time.

Work boots should be fitted to about a half size larger than normal footwear. Since they contain a hard cap in the boot, there is no stretch in the toe box area. Your toes should never touch the end of the steel toe boot.