DUNLOP Chesapeake Steel Toe Rubber Work Boots, Black

Can’t beat them for the price. Super comfortable and well-made.

I ordered 2 pair, size 13 and size 14, hoping one would fit. I'm keeping one pair and returning the other because of a defect in the inside, side of the sole. There is a cavity with a fairly sharp edge that is uncomfortable. I'm guessing it was an air bubble when the sole was cast. The boots are well made, comfortable, sturdy and good quality. These are heavy duty boots. I like the finger size pull holes on each side at the top and a slightly protruding bump on the back of the heal to aid in pushing them off with the toe of your other foot. Dunlop invented and made the first inflatable rubber tires in 1888, so these boots have a great history.

This rubber boot is alright, steel toe, but a bit heavy. Quality is there, keeps feet dry

I live on a lake and these are a must for walking around.

Good quality boots for pouring concrete, but they’re a little narrow on the feet. Sizing runs a size small

great material and robust quality. the boots perfectly fit me and steel toe is right on. rubber seems really nice quality. height is good. no odor

This review is for the DUNLOP Chesapeake Rubber Boots, Steel Toed. The boots are a good quality made from a one piece mold. The pull holes are reinforced so there should be no concerns about them tearing at the stress locations. I wore steel toed work boots for several years, these are reasonably comfortable, although there could be some padding at the toe area, even with a proper fit, the steel toe can become uncomfortable. I purchased the boots for the rare occasion when I may have to go out in the rain to adjust pumps, which doesn't take a lot of time. If I had to wear them for a full shift, I don't think they would be suitable. For short amounts of time, they are ok. The boots slip on easily, the arch support is minimal but functions ok for a one piece molded boot. There is a rubbery smell to them, I don't think it will last and it isn't overwhelming if it does. If you're looking for something to wear for a short time, perhaps an hour or two, no problem, beyond that they will get uncomfortable. The boots seems to run large, I wear a size 10, and that was to big, my foot would slide back and forth. So I exchanged them for a size 9, they fit better and the way a boot should. If there were more padding in the toe area, I'd give these boots a 5 out of 5 star. They are lightweight and at a very reasonable price point.

Well made and comfortable to put on take off.

These Dunlop boots are excellent. In the past I've purchased your classic big box store special no name mucking boots. When I saw these with the Dunlop name, priced very much in the same area as what I have paid for basic ones, I thought I'd give it a go. And they have impressed. A far cut above your basic boot in comfort, fit and even style. The tread offers great traction on mucky clay, and they look ready to provide a long service life. A minor quibble would be that the supplied insole is so flimsy that they should not even bother with it. I tossed mine nearly instantly as the insoles just wadded up in the boot. But no big deal, as you are good to go without them.

Llegó antes de lo estimado, exelente calidad, recomendado.

Las utilizo para trabajos en Mina y la verdad se sienten muy cómodas y ligeras. Recomendadas

Para lavar

first off I received them quite fast. I found them very light and very comfortable for a steel toe boot, also the price can't be beat. the downside, I work in a fish plant and they had a leak within 6 weeks of use. normally steel toed rubber boots last me 2 years albeit at a price between $160.00- $200.00 I think these would be fine for around the yard but not in an industrial setting. ps: my boots before and after these were also dunlop but at a much higher price