DUNLOP Purofort+ Full Safety - Lightweight Work boots for Men & Women - Waterproof Safety boots with Steel Toe - Chemical and Slip Resistant with Tall Shaft - Black - Size 3-16/17

I've owned a lot of diffrent "rubber" work boots over the years, but these, by far, are the most comfortable and durable. The Vibram sole offered exceptional slip resistance even in water/oil mixes. They are highly chemical resistant and don't seem to be effected by sting acids or alkaline solutions. They wick water right off of them and are totally waterproof! The lining makes these boots very comfortable. The insulation really helps in the cold rain. I replaced my MUCK boots with these and the weight difference is so noticeable. I do recommend swapping out the insoles to some heavy duty support insoles if you are on your feet alot. Also a personal recommendation, add some odor eaters to combat the sweat that builds up in them. I also use a boot dryer as well. I honestly couldn't be happier. And because another review made mention of this, the electrical hazard protection did pass the test at my plant. And for those bashing these boots for their "poor" slip resistance, sometimes no matter what you may step in, they may still slip. They are slip resistant, not slip proof. No boot is slip proof and sometimes no matter what sole you may have, the surface will still be slick. It all depends on what you step in. I'm almost always in oil/water mixes and these ones seem to grip the best. Just my opinion.

I got these boots about a month ago, and have been spending 9-10 hrs a day in them so far. I’ve never really had to wear rubber boots for any long period of time, so this is a first for me. I’m an equipment operator working in fire debris removal. Mobility in these boots are great. Comfort as well. I did add a superfeet insole and wear good merino wool socks because I’m in them all day, and do a lot of climbing around on things. I have no real complaints about these boots. I think they are great, and are serving their intended purpose. My feet got hot a time or two when it got around 70 deg F, but that’s to be expected.

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.

Bought these to survive the upstate ny winters. I’m a land surveyor, and am super abusive on boots. I use them 8 hours a day, 5 days a week and typically “muck” boots last me only a few months. These have been solid so far. The top ankle portion of the boot is very “flimsy” which makes taking them off and putting them on easy, and doesn’t dig into your calf. We will see in a few more months how I feel about them. But, so far so good. One of my complaints is they are steel toe, which I’m sure is in the description and I skipped past that part. The steel toe plate, digs into the top of my toes when driving, but otherwise is no issue. I also don’t regularly wear steel toes, so maybe it’s a me issue. Walking around the woods, through swamps, up hills and over uneven terrain for 8 hours a day, they do well enough. They have remained completely water proof, which is a huge pro, due to their all rubber design. For the price, I’m happy with my purchase.

Wore these for 2 days straight at work. Slipped NUMEROUS times. I purchased these for my new job, and have no other boots. I thought purchasing these EXPENSIVE boots would be worth it. There's no way these are non-slip/slip resistant! I am very upset that I've wasted my money. 😡 Can't wear them any longer. Too dangerous. I can't risk injuring myself, when I know the potential danger.

Good fit

These are probably a good boot but not if you have large calves. If you do I would suggest you look elsewhere.

These boots are excellent! Very comfortable! Took me a while to pull the trigger due to price, but we'll worth the money!

Tolle Passform und schöne profilierte Sohle. Habe sie täglich an und bin sehr zufrieden.

Sehr gute Stiefel sind sehr bequem Ich trage sie 16 Stunden am Tag bin sehr zufrieden damit kann ich nur weiter empfehlen

Super comfy and they don’t rub my feet at all. Can wear them all day long with no problem. However they are cold if it’s over -7 outside and that is expected for the rubber boots. I’ve tried a bunch of different brands and these are the most comfy.

I am not usually a review writer, but feel these boots worth a mention. I have had a number of Muck Boots that cost a fortune and fall apart after a year. I am a fell walker and know that Vibram Soles stick to wet grass and are leagues ahead of any other rubber compound for being anti-slip. I take my dog on a 2 hour daily walk on grass fells and want the grip offered by Vibram soles (when it is too muddy to wear walking boots) I can either get thick, over insulated, products from Muck-boots, who think Vibram soles are only needed for snow (and have silly, gimmicky rubberised foam inserts, to supposedly help in ice), or I thought I would try these. These boots are the real deal. Didn't really need the steel toecaps, but they don't make the boot too heavy. The rubber of the boor far more waterproof than the neoprene used by muck-boots. These boots are far more durable. If you want a great non-grip sole for walking on wet grass slopes - these are by far the best value, and durable boots I have found.

Tiene muy buen acabado, solo tener en cuenta pedir uno o dos talles menos ya que no se corresponden con lo que uno calza habitualmente.