Clothing and footwear designed for specific purposes has been around for decades – from steel-toe work boots for construction workers to heated jackets for folks who work outside in the winter. However, until recently you couldn’t find anything specifically made for people who work outside on their property. This is where Kujo Yardwear comes in.
Kujo Yardwear burst on the scene in 2018 with the Kujo Yard Shoe. Tired of soaking wet feet and poor grip from old athletic shoes, founder Shawn Langton wanted a shoe that worked for everybody from homeowners to lawn care professionals. The success of the Yard Shoe led to a lineup of purpose-built gear that just plain works.
Below we will take a look at the entire Kujo Yardwear family. Also, Kujo Yardwear is offering a 10% discount code (lawnsite10) so you can save money while you get the gear you need. Click here to save 10% now!
Kujo Yard Shoe
This is the shoe that started it all. Perfect for an all-day job in the summer or when things are damp in the spring and fall, the Kujo Yard Shoe delivers. First off, the lace-up Yard Shoe features a waterproof DewGuard toe cap and water-resistant mesh to keep the morning dew from soaking your feet, while the air mesh adds a layer of breathability to keep your feet cool and dry. Other features include a gusseted tongue to help keep grass clippings and dirt from getting inside, aggressive TurfGrip sole to provide grip on most any surface, and EVA anti-fatigue midsole for enhanced comfort. The whole thing comes in a lightweight 14-ounce package that wears like an athletic shoe.
The Kujo Yard Shoe is available in five different colors, including one version in black and SCAG orange that was designed in partnership with SCAG Power Equipment. MSRP is $125. Click here to learn more.
Kujo Jags
For those of you that don’t want to bother with laces and require next-level waterproof performance, the Kujo Jag fit the bill. These shoes are easy to pull on and off and feature a tight-fitting and stretchable Kujoprene upper and waterproof DewGuard toe cap to keep the wet outside. Other features include True Form compressed EVA anti-fatigue midsole for all-day comfort, aggressive TurfGrip sole so you can keep your footing, and antimicrobial wicking liner for breathability.
Kujo Jags weigh in at just 15 ounces and are available in three colors. MSRP is $125. Click here to learn more.
Kujo X1 Landscape Boots
While work boots are normally heavy and uncomfortable, the Kujo X1 Landscape boots turn the whole concept on its head with a lightweight design that offers impressive comfort without sacrificing safety. These boots feature an ASTM rated composite safety toe and excellent ankle support, while weighing in at an astounding 22 ounces. They also boast an ultra-comfortable True Form compressed EVA midsole with molded cushioning, asymmetric toe boxes for superior fit, Natural Flex bi-directional flex groove system on the upper for added agility, and antimicrobial wicking liner for breathability. You also get the same aggressive lugs on the soles and waterproof DewGuard fabric tow cap you’ll find on the Yard Shoes and the Jags.
The Kujo X1 Landscape boots are available in Desert Sand or Black and carry an MSRP of $180. Click here to learn more.
Kujo Yard Pants
Kujo Yard Wear expanded beyond footwear with the impressive new Kujo Yard Pants. These pants were designed to be lightweight and flexible, giving you all-day comfort. Made of high performance nylon ripstop that is double-stitched for durability, these pants are quick drying and moisture wicking. Breathability was enhanced thanks to air mesh on the bottom leg panels, which means you can stay cool even on a hot summer day. No work pant is worth its weight without usable pockets and the Yard Pants have those in spades. You’ll find a large phone pocket in the front and multiple utility pockets, each with a snap closure. Finally, a gusseted crotch offers plenty of stretch as you work, while a stretchable waistband provides an added layer of comfort.
Kujo Yard Pants are available in either Charcoal or Sand and retail for $79. Click here to learn more.
Clothing and footwear designed for specific purposes has been around for decades – from steel-toe work boots for construction workers to heated jackets for folks who work outside in the winter. However, until recently you couldn’t find anything specifically made for people who work outside on their property. This is where Kujo Yardwear comes in.
Kujo Yardwear burst on the scene in 2018 with the Kujo Yard Shoe. Tired of soaking wet feet and poor grip from old athletic shoes, founder Shawn Langton wanted a shoe that worked for everybody from homeowners to lawn care professionals. The success of the Yard Shoe led to a lineup of purpose-built gear that just plain works.
Below we will take a look at the entire Kujo Yardwear family. Also, Kujo Yardwear is offering a 10% discount code (lawnsite10) so you can save money while you get the gear you need. Click here to save 10% now!
This is the shoe that started it all. Perfect for an all-day job in the summer or when things are damp in the spring and fall, the Kujo Yard Shoe delivers. First off, the lace-up Yard Shoe features a waterproof DewGuard toe cap and water-resistant mesh to keep the morning dew from soaking your feet, while the air mesh adds a layer of breathability to keep your feet cool and dry. Other features include a gusseted tongue to help keep grass clippings and dirt from getting inside, aggressive TurfGrip sole to provide grip on most any surface, and EVA anti-fatigue midsole for enhanced comfort. The whole thing comes in a lightweight 14-ounce package that wears like an athletic shoe.
The Kujo Yard Shoe is available in five different colors, including one version in black and SCAG orange that was designed in partnership with SCAG Power Equipment. MSRP is $125. Click here to learn more.
For those of you that don’t want to bother with laces and require next-level waterproof performance, the Kujo Jag fit the bill. These shoes are easy to pull on and off and feature a tight-fitting and stretchable Kujoprene upper and waterproof DewGuard toe cap to keep the wet outside. Other features include True Form compressed EVA anti-fatigue midsole for all-day comfort, aggressive TurfGrip sole so you can keep your footing, and antimicrobial wicking liner for breathability.
Kujo Jags weigh in at just 15 ounces and are available in three colors. MSRP is $125. Click here to learn more.
While work boots are normally heavy and uncomfortable, the Kujo X1 Landscape boots turn the whole concept on its head with a lightweight design that offers impressive comfort without sacrificing safety. These boots feature an ASTM rated composite safety toe and excellent ankle support, while weighing in at an astounding 22 ounces. They also boast an ultra-comfortable True Form compressed EVA midsole with molded cushioning, asymmetric toe boxes for superior fit, Natural Flex bi-directional flex groove system on the upper for added agility, and antimicrobial wicking liner for breathability. You also get the same aggressive lugs on the soles and waterproof DewGuard fabric tow cap you’ll find on the Yard Shoes and the Jags.
The Kujo X1 Landscape boots are available in Desert Sand or Black and carry an MSRP of $180. Click here to learn more.
Kujo Yard Wear expanded beyond footwear with the impressive new Kujo Yard Pants. These pants were designed to be lightweight and flexible, giving you all-day comfort. Made of high performance nylon ripstop that is double-stitched for durability, these pants are quick drying and moisture wicking. Breathability was enhanced thanks to air mesh on the bottom leg panels, which means you can stay cool even on a hot summer day. No work pant is worth its weight without usable pockets and the Yard Pants have those in spades. You’ll find a large phone pocket in the front and multiple utility pockets, each with a snap closure. Finally, a gusseted crotch offers plenty of stretch as you work, while a stretchable waistband provides an added layer of comfort.
Kujo Yard Pants are available in either Charcoal or Sand and retail for $79. Click here to learn more.
So in addition to lawn maintenance i do a lot of liquid pesticide and fertilizer applications.
My boots last about 3-4 months between that and wet lawns.
Will these hold up to these conditions or should i stick to the old muck boots for lawn spraying?
So in addition to lawn maintenance i do a lot of liquid pesticide and fertilizer applications.
My boots last about 3-4 months between that and wet lawns.
Will these hold up to these conditions or should i stick to the old muck boots for lawn spraying?
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