Safety footwear certified to EN ISO 20345
Bobcat builds work footwear around a lightweight composite toe cap and the patented Redbacks Leaf-Spring cushioning system, so you get full toe protection without the weight of a steel cap. The range runs from the Akron and Rockford safety trainers through to the Dakota and Melroe work boots and the Duluth rigger, with waterproof S7L models for wet and outdoor work. Each Bobcat style states its 2022-standard rating on its page.
Every Bobcat style carries a non-metallic composite toe cap rather than steel, cutting weight while meeting the 200-joule impact protection required by EN ISO 20345:2022. Across the 17 styles available, that means all-day comfort on long shifts without trading away protection.
Bobcat insoles use the patented Redbacks Leaf-Spring system, a sprung support that absorbs shock at the heel and returns energy through the step. It is engineered to reduce fatigue across the feet, knees and back, which is what sets the range apart from a standard work trainer.
The Omaha, Fargo, Granite and Duluth rigger are rated S7L: fully waterproof, with a heat-resistant outsole and scuff cap for site, groundwork and outdoor trades. Drier-underfoot work is covered by the S3S trainers and the S3L Virginia dealer boot.
The line spans low-cut trainers (Akron, Knox, Rockford, Clinch), ankle and 8-inch boots (Rapid, Toledo, Melroe, Dakota, Omaha, Fargo, Granite), the Virginia dealer boot and the Duluth rigger, with dedicated women's lasts on Akron, Rockford, Clinch and Virginia.

Boots · BC54546

Boots · BC11551

Boots · BC53546

Boots · BC11436

Boots · BC53536

Boots · BC11446

Trainers · BC62536

Trainers · BC52521

Trainers · BC52536

Boots · BC54536

Rigger Boots · BC11486

Trainers · BC52526

Trainers · BC52516

Boots · BC11576

Trainers · BC62521

Trainers · BC62526

Boots · BC41436
Bobcat footwear is built for trades that want protection without the dead weight of traditional steel safety boots. The headline feature is a composite toe cap on every model, a non-metallic guard that meets the same 200-joule impact rating as steel while shaving grams off each step. Paired with the Redbacks Leaf-Spring cushioning system, the range is aimed squarely at workers who are on their feet all day and feel it by the afternoon.
The safety ratings tell you what each style is built for. S3S models such as the Akron and Rockford trainers and the Dakota and Melroe boots add penetration resistance, an anti-static build, energy absorption at the heel and a fuel-oil-resistant, slip-resistant outsole. The S7L models, the Omaha, Fargo, Granite and the Duluth rigger, take that further with full waterproof protection and a heat-resistant outsole for wet and hot-surface work. The Virginia dealer boot is rated S3L, a hard-wearing pull-on style for quick on-off wear.
Choosing within the range comes down to the job. Pick an S3S trainer for warehouse, logistics and light-industrial work where you want a sporty, breathable shoe. Step up to an S7L boot for groundwork, construction and anything wet underfoot. The Duluth rigger suits agriculture, utilities and quick on-off wear. Each style states its rating on its page, and if you are unsure on sizing the size and fit guide walks through fit and width by brand.
The models people search for by name each have a dedicated page: the Dakota, the top of the boot line with its ankle zip and ladder-grip sole, the all-round Toledo hiker, the Akron safety trainer in men's and women's fits, and the speed-lacing Rapid.