HAIX Airpower XR2 Women's Boots (HCEAA)
You save lives. We make sure you stay safe with your certified NFPA Airpower® XR2
Maximum safety for first responders
The first boots on the scene.
EMS-Certified
HAIX’s Airpower XR2 is a certified EMS boot ready for service. It is
waterproof and puncture-resistant—offering all-around protection on the
job.
Lightweight Construction
The Airpower XR2 is equipped with a lighter-weight composite toe cap—helping to reduce foot and leg fatigue while still meeting the highest level of safety requirements.
Waterproof technology
The Airpower XR2 lining features waterproof CROSSTECH® technology, offering protection against potentially hazardous chemicals, bodily fluids and bloodborne pathogens.
Safety Sole
The Airpower XR2 integrated slip resistant sole is EH rated—and won't melt on hot pavement or degrade through contact with oils, fuels and chemicals.
In your comfort zone
Long hours, no sweat.
Absorbent insoles
Lightweight, breathable and cushioned micro fiber insoles absorb perspiration to keep feet dry. Machine wash, and occasionally replace, to maintain comfort.
Secure fit
HAIX unique lacing system provides a personalized, secure fit. The convenient front zipper allows wearers to adjust laces once to their preferred fit and feel, then slip on, zip up and go.
Arch support
Built-in arch support evenly distributes bodyweight—relieving leg and foot fatigue, stress and pain. Less leg stress means less stress on you.
Breathable comfort
HAIX Climate System utilizes special foams between lining and leather for moisture absorption. Vent holes at the top of the boot release moist air and circulate fresh air with every step.
Your questions. Our honest answers.
With the CROSSTECH inner liner, the Airpower XR2 does offer protection from liquids, chemicals, and bloodborne pathogens. The boots are tested and certified according to NFPA 1999 standards for biopenetration.
Yes, you can buy replacement parts for the Airpower XR2 such as insoles, laces, and zippers. You can find these items on our website on the accessories page. If you are looking to retread or refurbish your Airpower XR2 boots, check out the HAIX Extended Wear program page.
Yes, your boot fit can be
adjusted on the Airpower XR2 by tightening or loosening the laces on
either side of the zipper mechanisim. For a slightly more individualized
fit, boots can be adjusted with an alternate insole. A blue insole for a
narrower fit (thickest), a yellow insole for a wider fit (thinnest).
Extra insoles can be purchased on the accessories page.
Yes, the front lacing zipper
system of the Airpower XR2 allows the individual user to adjust the fit
to their own personal needs, offering more ankle support as needed, or
possibly offering a looser fit in the lower leg for larger calves. Boots
should be adjusted to your preference when they are received, then just
zip in or out from then on. A second adjustment to the lacing may be
needed after the boots have gone through their initial break in period.
The Airpower® XR2 and Airpower® R2 are certified to NFPA 1999 for emergency medical operations while the Airpower® XR1 is certified to both NFPA 1999 and NFPA 1977 for Wildland Firefighting.The Airpower® XR2 and Airpower R2 are both 8" in height while the Airpower® XR1 is 9" in height. Both the Airpower® XR1 and XR2 are composite toe with non-metallic puncture plates while the Airpower® R2 has a steel toe and steel puncture plate. The Airpower® R2 differs from the other 2 models in that it has a leather toe that is polishable. Since the Airpower® XR2 and XR1 are so similar, the Airpower® XR1 has a red NFPA 1977 label on the left boot.
The Airpower XR2 runs similar in size to your athletic shoe size, but because of the built in arch support, they do run on the narrow side. The Airpower XR2 comes in medium, wide, and extra wide widths. It is recommended that you order one width larger than your usual width. For example, most people who normally wear a medium, would wear a wide in this boot.