Specifications
| Specification | Rating | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Certification | CSA Z195 Grade 1, green triangle | Withstands 125 J impact and 15 kN compression. |
| Standard | ASTM F2413-24 compliant | Impact, compression, electrical hazard, puncture and slip resistance. |
| Toe | Composite, metal-free | Light and non-conductive: less fatigue over a shift. |
| Puncture plate | Kevlar, metal-free | Midsole plate protects against nails and sharp debris. |
| Electrical | ESR rated, 18,000 V (white rectangle, omega) | Non-conductive up to 18,000 volts. |
| Waterproof | No | Built for indoor and dry-weather work. |
| Upper | 100% leather | Breaks in to your foot and outlasts synthetics. |
| Outsole | NBR rubber, oil and slip resistant | Durable nitrile that resists oil, chemicals, cuts and abrasion. |
| Slip resistance | CSA-approved outsole | Surer footing on wet or uneven surfaces. |
| Heat resistance | Up to 300°C | Outsole protection for high-heat job sites. |
| Metal-free | Yes | Clears metal detectors; does not conduct cold or current. |
| Width | Wide fit, EE | Room across the forefoot; use the size chart to pick your size. |
| Weight | 467 g per shoe, size 5. Sizes 5 to 10: 467 g to 487 g | Made light by the metal-free composite toe. |
Questions crews ask
Is Tiger King footwear wide-fit?
Yes. Every Tiger King boot and shoe is built wide and roomy, with extra space through the toe and room for thicker work socks. Use the size chart on this page to pick your size. Some pairs come with a removable spacer insert to fine-tune the fit, but not all do.
Is Tiger King footwear heavy?
No. Every style uses lightweight composite materials instead of steel, which cuts down fatigue over long shifts while still meeting CSA protection standards.
What jobs is Tiger King footwear best for?
Demanding work environments: construction, warehouses, skilled trades, logistics, and general industrial settings. CSA Grade 1 protection, a composite toe, a puncture plate and slip resistance are standard across the range. Check each product page for the specific build: the low-cut shoes (Michigan, Tofino) suit lighter indoor work, the 6-inch and 8-inch boots add ankle support, and Niagara and Superior add waterproofing for outdoor sites.
Are they comfortable for all-day wear?
Yes. Cushioned insoles and built-in shock absorption support long hours on your feet, so you stay comfortable through the shift without pressure points building up.
Is Tiger King safety footwear CSA approved?
Yes. All Tiger King safety boots and shoes are CSA Z195 Grade 1 certified (green triangle) for impact, compression, and puncture resistance, making them suitable for a wide range of work environments in Canada.
Do you offer waterproof options?
Yes. Select styles, including the Niagara and Superior, are built with waterproof protection to keep you dry in wet or outdoor conditions. Look for the waterproof label on the product page to confirm.
Can I wear Tiger King footwear indoors and outdoors?
Yes. Our footwear is built to handle both. The shoes and boots are at home indoors in warehouses, stockrooms, and skilled-trades shops, and just as capable outdoors on job sites. The right pick depends on the style, so check the product page for the conditions each one is made for.
Are Tiger King boots and shoes slip-resistant?
Yes. The outsoles are designed to provide reliable traction on common work surfaces such as concrete, tile, and industrial flooring.
Is Tiger King the same as Tiger Safety?
Tiger King is the direct-to-you B2C brand from the same second-generation Canadian family company that has made Tiger Safety work footwear since 2007. Same CSA Grade 1 standards; tigerkingshoes.ca is where you buy direct.