Kenetrek Wildland Fire Boots

Shop Kenetrek wildland fire boots, performance socks, and replacement fire laces for firefighters, hand crews, forestry teams, contractors, and other professionals working long shifts on rugged terrain. This collection brings the Kenetrek Wildland Fire Boot together with lightweight and midweight sock options and 80-inch replacement laces, making it easier to build or maintain a complete footwear system.

Kenetrek Wildland Fire Boots

The Kenetrek Wildland Fire Boot combines a lightweight mountaineering-style platform with features designed for demanding wildland fire operations. Its construction includes 10-inch fire-resistant rough-out leather uppers, a 2.8 mm one-piece vamp, a seamless tongue, heat-resistant stitching, Kevlar laces, and deep-lugged K-73 Fire outsoles.

Additional features include padded collars, a flex-notch design, full-length tapered nylon midsoles, and supportive footbeds. Medium and wide options may be available, depending on the selected size and current inventory.

WD Fire Supply lists this boot as independently laboratory tested for compliance with the 2016 edition of NFPA 1977. Review the current product documentation and your department or agency requirements before purchasing equipment for operational use.

Wildland Fire Socks and Replacement Laces

The right sock can affect boot fit, moisture management, cushioning, and comfort during extended field assignments. This collection includes several Kenetrek options:

Canyon Socks provide a lightweight, polypropylene-based option with reinforcement and padding in high-wear areas.

Montana Socks use a midweight merino wool and polypropylene blend designed for wicking, breathability, and changing temperatures.

Yellowstone Socks combine wool and synthetic fibers with reinforced heel and toe areas for added cushioning and durability.

An 80-inch replacement fire-lace option is also available for the Wildland Fire Boot. Confirm the required lace length and current product specifications before ordering.

Choosing the Right Kenetrek Boot Fit

Try on wildland fire boots with the same sock system you expect to wear in the field. The fit should provide adequate toe room, a secure heel, and firm support without creating pressure points.

Sock thickness can change the internal volume of the boot, so choose your socks before finalizing the boot size and width. Review the current sizing information on the product page and contact WD Fire Supply if you need help comparing available options.

Kenetrek Boot Care and Inspection

Remove loose dirt after use and allow boots to dry away from campfires, wood stoves, and other direct heat sources. Kenetrek recommends using its boot wax to condition and protect the leather. The manufacturer warns that dressings containing heavy oils or animal fats may damage adhesive bonds.

Inspect the leather, seams, outsoles, midsoles, and laces regularly. Replace damaged laces and follow the manufacturer’s care instructions to protect the materials and extend the useful life of the boots.

Kenetrek Boots: Frequently Asked Questions

What products are included in this Kenetrek collection?

The collection currently includes the Kenetrek Wildland Fire Boot, Canyon Socks, Montana Socks, Yellowstone Socks, and replacement fire laces. Product availability can change.

Are Kenetrek Wildland Fire Boots tested to an NFPA standard?

WD Fire Supply lists the Wildland Fire Boot as independently tested for compliance with the 2016 edition of NFPA 1977. Confirm the documentation required by your department, employer, or agency before deployment.

Are Kenetrek Wildland Fire Boots available in wide sizes?

The manufacturer lists medium and wide options for the Wildland Fire Boot. Available sizes and colors may vary, so check the current product options before ordering.

Which Kenetrek socks should I choose?

Choose based on the fit of your boots, expected temperature, and preferred cushioning. Canyon is the lightweight option, Montana is a midweight merino-blend option, and Yellowstone provides wool-blend cushioning with reinforced heel and toe areas.

Are the replacement fire laces universal?

No. The collection currently offers an 80-inch option labeled for wildland fire boots. Confirm the required length and compatibility with your specific boot before ordering.

How should Kenetrek boots be cared for?

Remove dirt, let the boots dry away from direct heat, and follow Kenetrek’s leather-conditioning instructions. Inspect the leather, stitching, soles, and laces regularly for damage or excessive wear.

Need help choosing Kenetrek boots, socks, or replacement laces? Contact WD Fire Supply for practical product guidance and nationwide shipping options.