Carolina Men's Coppice 8" Composite Toe Waterproof Logger Work Boot - Brown - CA9855

From felling to bucking and limbing, this composite toe waterproof logger will help you do it all with confidence and comfort. The Coppice CA9855 is an 8" waterproof composite square-toe logger built for felling, bucking, and limbing — Crazy Horse leather, a sealed SCUBALINER™, and Carolina's OVERTIME™ comfort system on a leather welt. Key Features of the Carolina CA9855 Composite Square Safety Toe — A non-metallic toe for environments where steel isn't appropriate; meets ASTM F2413-18 I-75/C-75, with reduced cold transfer. Waterproof SCUBALINER™ — Carolina's sealed proprietary waterproof lining system. Crazy Horse Brown Leather Upper — Rugged full-grain leather with abrasion resistance. OVERTIME™ Comfort System Footbed — A thick molded polyurethane undercarriage beneath a memory-foam top layer. Mesh & Taibrelle Lining — Breathable, moisture-managing interior. Removable Kiltie & Pull Holes — Lace protection, plus pull holes for easy on. Electrical Hazard Rated — Tested to withstand up to 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage. Leather Welt Construction & Oil/Slip-Resisting One-Piece Rubber Lug Outsole — Resoleable, with aggressive traction. Why a Square Toe A square toe gives more room across the ends of the toes than a rounded last, without widening the boot overall. Toes splay under load, and on a logger — where you're often pushing down through the front of the foot on a slope — that extra room across the front is what you feel. Comfort That Lasts the Shift The OVERTIME™ footbed pairs a dense PU undercarriage molded for arch support with a memory-foam top layer that contours to your anatomy. The two-layer design is what keeps it supporting you late in the day. Why Choose the CA9855? A waterproof, resoleable composite square-toe logger for forestry and jobsite work — protective, dry, and comfortable through a full shift. Similar Styles to Consider Prefer a rounded composite toe? The Timber CA6921 is an 8" waterproof composite logger. Browse all logger boots at Overlook Boots. Frequently Asked Questions What actually makes a boot a “logger”? The heel and the shank. A logger has a raised, tapered heel that digs into slopes and catches ladder rungs, an aggressive lug tread, and a stiff shank so your arch doesn't collapse when you're standing on a narrow edge. On flat concrete all day, a wedge sole is the more comfortable choice. Can the CA9855 be resoled? Yes. Leather welt construction stitches the lug outsole to the upper rather than bonding it, so a cobbler can replace it when the tread wears down. On a logger the sole almost always wears out before the leather does, which makes this the feature that decides the boot's lifespan. Why choose a composite toe over steel? Both meet the same ASTM F2413-18 impact and compression thresholds. Composite weighs less and transfers far less cold — worth having on an outdoor boot in winter — and suits environments where metal isn't appropriate. How long does the waterproofing last? The SCUBALINER™ is a sealed membrane rather than a surface coating, so it doesn't wash off. Conditioning the leather and keeping the seams clean is what keeps it working over the boot's life.