EN ISO 20345 Certified Safety Footwear

Caterpillar

Caterpillar Safety Boots

Caterpillar built its name on machinery that works where conditions are hardest, and CAT Footwear carries that reputation onto the foot. The range pairs rugged leather uppers and chunky, hard-wearing outsoles with full EN ISO 20345 protection, so it appeals to anyone who wants a work boot that looks the part off site as well as on it. We list CAT styles in both steel and composite toe across boots and safety trainers.

Certified to EN ISO 20345

Every Caterpillar style we list is independently certified to EN ISO 20345 with a 200 joule protective toecap. Ratings run from S1P through S3, so you can match the upper, midsole and water resistance to your worksite. We hold 46 CAT styles ready to order.

Outsoles built for hard ground

CAT is known for deep-lugged, slip-resistant outsoles that bite into uneven and loose surfaces. Many styles carry the SR slip-resistance mark and a heat-resistant outsole rating, which suits construction, groundwork and outdoor trades where footing is never guaranteed.

Steel or composite toe

Choose classic steel for maximum durability at a keen price, or non-metallic composite for a lighter boot that passes through metal detectors and stays warmer in the cold. Both meet the same 200 joule impact and compression standard, so it is a comfort and environment decision.

Work-ready, street-styled

The reason people choose Caterpillar over a purely industrial brand is the look: rugged leather, branded hardware and a silhouette that works beyond the site gate. You get certified protection without the boot shouting workwear, which is why the range crosses over so well into everyday wear.

Caterpillar safety footwear (46 styles available)

Size & fit guide

About Caterpillar safety footwear

Caterpillar Inc. is one of the most recognised names in heavy machinery, and CAT Footwear translates that heritage into work boots designed around durability. The safety range focuses on full-grain and nubuck leather uppers, robust stitching and substantial outsoles, the kind of construction that holds up to daily wear on demanding sites. Because the brand is so widely recognised, a CAT boot is an easy choice for trades who want certified protection in a boot they will happily keep wearing off the clock.

When choosing within the range, start with the S-rating you need. S1P gives a 200 joule toecap and a penetration-resistant midsole for dry indoor and general site work, while S3 adds a water-resistant upper for outdoor and wet conditions. Our S3 safety boots collection covers a range of S3 boots if water resistance is your priority, and our size and fit guide explains how CAT sizing compares to other brands so you order correctly first time. Many work boots also qualify for VAT relief when bought by an individual for work use, applied automatically where eligible.