ANSI, or The American National Standard Institute, is a private, non-profit organization that coordinates and administrates the American standardization system. ANSI certifies organizations that create and develop the procedures and standards that govern testing and safety for a wide range of technical work. In the case of footwear for electrical workers, these standards ensure that the characteristics and performance of footwear products are in compliance with the National Electrical Safety Code or ANSI/IEEE. Footwear labeled as ANSI approved have been tested and certified to meet the National Standards for electrical safety.
About Boots:
Boots are footwear characterized by additional coverage of the ankle and leg, as well as the foot. Boots come in a variety of athletic, casual or dress designs which include (but are not limited to): Ankle Boots, Tall Shaft Boots, and Hiking Boots.
About Steel Toe:
A protective metal toecap most common in industrial-style footwear. A steel toe shoe is tested by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) for its ability to withstand multiple weight compressions.
Caterpillar ANSI (for electrical workers) Boots Steel Toe