
The Cross Terrain Boot
Engineered to bridge every part of your day—built tough enough for a 12-hour shift, agile enough for weekend hikes, and stylish enough for a night out. A weather-shield suede and rip-stop mesh upper repels light rain and trail debris while staying cool and breathable. Speed-lace eyelets paired with paracord laces lock down instantly, and a padded ankle-lock collar delivers stability on ladders, rocky switchbacks, and city streets alike. Underfoot, a dual-density EVA midsole teams with a removable memory-foam insole to absorb impact and mold to your foot for lasting comfort. Triple-stitched reinforcements and abrasion guards protect every stress point, while a deep, self-cleaning lug outsole maintains confident grip on wet steel, loose gravel, or slick pavement. Finished in a neutral earth tone that pairs with workwear, technical gear, or denim, the Cross Terrain Boot is one pair that’s ready for every mission.
Advanced Outsole Engineering
Constructed from Vibram-style high-density rubber, the outsole features a multi-lug pattern engineered for maximum ground penetration and stability. The angular lug geometry enhances traction across loose soil, gravel, and wet surfaces, while wide channels promote self-cleaning to prevent buildup. Beneath the tread, shock-dampening layers are integrated into the midsole to absorb vertical impact and distribute pressure evenly, improving comfort and reducing fatigue during prolonged use.
Zip. Strap. Go.
Premium YKK® side zipper for smooth, snag-free entry. Velcro® strap secures the shaft for fast on/off. Paracord laces cinch tight for extra ankle support when the terrain gets rough.
FAQs
Yes. And no. Cross Terrain Boots are built for job-site demands (concrete, gravel, wet surfaces) hunts in the blind and weekend trails. It’s a soft-toe utility/work boot, not a certified safety boot.
Not insulated. For colder temps, pair with merino socks. For deep-winter, choose a dedicated insulated boot (e.g., Delta Winter).
Cross Terrain Boots uses a supportive midsole structure for stability and heel-to-toe comfort. There’s no rigid steel shank; the design balances support with natural flex for crouching, climbing, and long shifts.
Yes. The upper and construction are designed to keep water out during rain, puddles, and hose-downs. For full-day submersion or wading, we recommend gaiters.
No—Cross Terrain is a midweight boot: sturdy enough for work, lighter than typical steel-toe loggers, and easier on the knees for all-day wear.
No. Cross Terrain Boot is a soft-toe boot for versatility and comfort. If you require ASTM-rated steel/composite toes or EH protection, use a safety-certified model.
High-traction outsole engineered for wet concrete, metal grates, dirt, and rock—confident grip without feeling sticky.
Built By Tradesmen Tested On the Trail
Here's how the Cross Terrain Boot is changing the game for guys who never clock out
Real-World Wins
95%
of wearers said their feet stayed pain-free through 12 hours shifts
93%
felt sure-footed on mud, loose gravel, and steel decking
92%
Love the no-switch versatility- wearing the same pair from Job-site grind to a weekend outdoors trip with out missing a step
80%
love the durability of the boot - many are still wearing the same boot after 5 years
Figures drawn from July 2025 follow-up survey of 3,212 verified UrbanTrek™ customers


