The tool you wear every step of the way

By Jonny Suchor.  

Designed specifically for metal roofing and steel work, these boots offer elite stability and traction, making them a must-have for professionals in the field. 

With the exponential growth of the metal roofing market, more contractors are adding these 

resilient and high-performance roofing boots to their product installations. To perform a quality installation, contractors need to have the proper tools – right down to their choice of footwear. 

Cougar Paws SteelWalker® II Boots are a game changer for roofing contractors working on and installing metal roofs.  The SteelWalker II Boots fit the bill with their powerful magnets embedded in the soles, which deliver exceptional traction and stability on steel surfaces far superior to traditional roofing footwear.  

Constructed with a mix of leather and nylon, these boots ensure breathability and comfort, essential for long hours on hot rooftops. The interior is lined with a material that keeps your feet cool and dry, enhancing comfort throughout the day. The softer rubber sole and enhanced tread design deliver maximum grip, which is essential when navigating, metal roofing surfaces. Especially steep pitched roofs which enables the roofer to walk a 12x12 pitched roof.    

The SteelWalker II offers multiple options with a strap only, composition toe, or both, depending on your needs. The composition toe is safety-rated, offering extended foot protection. Cougar Paws should always be used in conjunction with proper fall protection while also following OSHA guidelines.   

These boots have been rigorously field tested to ensure performance in both regular and wet weather conditions. Available in a range of foot sizes from size 6 to 14, these boots are a must-have tool for any of your team members who are installing metal roofing systems or working on other challenging steel surfaces Cougar Paws Steel Walker II delivers the traction you can trust on every step and every roof. 

Learn more about Cougar Paws and the SteelWalker II on their RCS directory page.