Rigger Boots

Rigger boots are built for outdoor crews who work in unpredictable conditions and need safety footwear that’s ready for anything. From muddy terrain to slippery platforms, these boots offer grip, insulation, and certified protection where it matters most.

Choose from S1P-rated boots with toe and midsole protection, S3-rated waterproof styles, or heavy-duty S5-rated options that go further with enhanced sole resistance. Many include thermal linings, scuff caps, and reinforced heels for added durability and site compliance.

CTS UK supplies rigger boots trusted by professionals across the UK:

• All boots EN ISO 20345 certified
• S1P, S3 and S5-rated options
• Steel toe caps and penetration-resistant midsoles
• Waterproof and thermal styles available
• Fast delivery and no minimum order
• Expert support to help you choose the right spec

Keep your team ready for whatever the job throws at them. CTS UK offers rigger boots with safety ratings and comfort features that help teams stay protected shift after shift. Explore our full safety footwear range or check out our collections for men and women.

Are rigger boots suitable for cold weather?

Yes. Many of our rigger boots include thermal insulation and fleece or faux fur linings, making them a solid choice for outdoor work in low temperatures.

What’s the difference between S3 and S5 rigger boots?
S3 boots provide toe and midsole protection with water resistance. S5-rated styles go further with additional sole resistance to chemicals, fuel, and water penetration, often used in utilities and industrial sectors.

Can rigger boots be used for wet or muddy sites?
Absolutely. Most styles are water-resistant or waterproof with slip-resistant outsoles, making them ideal for ground crews, construction, and utility workers.

Do rigger boots offer slip resistance?
Yes. Most boots in this range feature SRC-rated slip-resistant soles designed to provide grip on a variety of surfaces including metal, concrete, and wet ground.

Are rigger boots accepted on all job sites?
They’re commonly used across industries, but some sites may require boots with laces for additional ankle support. Always check site-specific PPE rules.