DUNLOPProtective Footwear, Purofort+ full safety Green/Black, 100% Waterproof Purofort Material, Lightweight and Durable Protective Footwear, Slip-Resistant, E762943.11, Size 11 US

UPDATE: I purchased these on 22 October 2019. It is now 29 January 2022 and these still look brand new and function the same as the day I purchased them. Still a great boot for industrial environments or other environments with chemicals, moisture, slippery surfaces, shock hazards, etc where you need a steel toe. Again these are not cut resistant, Dunlop makes other boots of you need that. I do wish I had another pair not in steel toe for harsher subzero weather and steep slopes. Don’t wear steel toe boots hiking, hunting or logging, especially when it’s below freezing and when you’re dealing with slopes, you will injure your toes.I wear a Women’s 6.5 and purchased Men’s size 4 and these fit true. Nice insulation without sweating. Solid steel toe. Height is upper- mid calf (not to knee). Loose enough on calf to tuck in pants and fit comfortably snug without buckling the boot when walking which has caused me blisters on other boots in the past. On plastic, the boot can be a little slippery but great on tile, stainless, cement. These are not cut resistant but look durable enough to not tear for a few years.

I see a lot of ppl wear these in the oil field.. so I decided to make the switch from Mucks.. so far so good .. I got the agriculture boots, they’ve got a protect toe cap n chem resistant.. sounds good enough for me for out here lol .. the oil field editions were not cheap .. these are doing just fine .. it’s a good fit .. n unlike mucks, the back of the heal doesn’t start to shave off

I wear Mucks, Noble, TideWeThese dunlops are the most uncomfortable boots i have ever wornI bought these beacuse they are 100rubber and steel toe (not neoprene) which my job requires...be sure to buy some insoles,I dream of wearing my nobles with neoprene at work now because the dunlops hurt.

Been dairy farming my whole life , these boots are superior. Hope they stay good quality.

I'm working in ditches and vaults and around rebar and rock for hours during my day. These boots are worth it. I paid 177 and I don't know if I would have bought them for 200 but if you want some boots that can brush by tie wire and rebar and jagged rocks, and still keep your feet dry in complete submersion, these are a great choice. My only complaint is that when I do a lot of walking around, my dogs are HOWLING at the end of the day! Maybe you know of a good insert?

Extremely uncomfortable.The boot is narrow sonic your wide foot guy I dont recommend..

Very comfortable

I was expecting the sole and bottom of the boot to be a lot heavier

They are comfortable, fit well and as my son said as this is his second pair(he wore his other ones out after years of use)”these ones are fancy”

Purchased for family member and they were a hit. Love the colour was disappointed that there was steel toe because of the weight and wasn’t really required for the use but they didn’t mind. Size fit perfectly (size 12). Great sole for gripping, sturdy boot and height was perfect.

The Dunlop brand is the only boots I ever buy and the only boots I'll ever buy. I still haven't worn a pair out yet and.going on ten years now. I've had other brands in the past before I bought Dunlop and a maybe got one good year on most boots. The only wear and tear on my Dunlop's are usually with a chainsaw or walking on red hot iron and I don't care what boot you got hot and sharp metal with rubber do not match lol. Their is only one thing Dunlop could improve on and that is their insoles could be a bit longer lasting I have had to replace them once in a while, but no biggy. Also I use more then one kind of their boots, depends on the weather and the job I'm doing.

The boot has good traction and does well in cold. It is not a boot for wide feet however, but does offer more support than average rubber boot with hybrid insulated rubber in a complicated bonding process that ends up seamless. They are suited to boggy areas and marsh, less roll and some insulation, and you have the CSA endorsement for compliance. So far have done well in wet snow with some slope, the tread is a good design for all positions. Insole is very thin, and boot is already close fitting for sizing with extra-depth foot, so not practical to upgrade the insole, though they are not uncomfortable either, you will not have the room to replace with custom orthotic or bake and stand insole upgrades. Thirty years of rubber boots for work, I would say these are stepping out field boots that look sharp and have great traction, but not really a daily work boot if you are on your feet all the time.

The best farm work boots I have ever owned, as someone who wears rubber boots for over 10hours a day, I can assure you these are quality and comfort!