Dunlop Protective Footwear mens Modern

UPDATE 2: The Southern US had a big snowstorm which broke the all-time records in many states. I was wearing these boots throughout that ordeal. My feet stayed dry, I never slipped or lost traction, and I was comfy enough to stay outside and take a lot of snow photos. These boots have performed well in every situation I've used them in. Now, there's 2 things I want to mention. First is that I put these on by grabbing well below the rings. It lets me pull them on in one smooth motion. That's what you want - nothing should be getting caught and you shouldn't have to pull very much. Second, watch your leg positions if you run a space heater or sit near campfires, etc. I usually keep a space heater aimed at my legs when indoors during cold winter. These boots seem like they can handle that, but I'm not taking any chances with a rubber item like this. So I either move the heater to aim upward, or I remove the boots before using it. I think these 2 steps (optimizing the motion of how you put them on/take them off, and watching out for heat sources) should extend the longevity of these boots pretty well.UPDATE: It's now winter. I've put some furry insoles into these boots. Getting both the insoles and my thermal socks into the boot is a bit of a challenge, but they're very comfy once on. So, with the right insoles, you can turn these into all-season boots. Now I've got boots that work for both summer rain and winter cold and I appreciate them very much!Exceptional value. The boots I got are an exact fit and require no breaking-in.I wore them with shorts, and the edge of the boot did chafe slightly against my bare leg, but it would take many hours for that to matter. I'll only be wearing these during flood conditions so I'll never consider the chafing anything to worry about.Now it's later at night, and colder, so I have long pants on. I put the boots on again. With pants tucked in, the boot doesn't do any errant movement at all. It feels even more secure, while being just as easy to put on.The tread is good and thick, especially in the back. I feel very confident in it. The tread will pick up gravel though, so watch that you don't pick up gravel and then twist your foot or something.Overall, a really good value. I expect to get many years out of them with my limited use.

I've purchased so many boots, shoes covers, waterproof slip-ons, and more, I've lost count. This is the first waterproof ANYTHING that's able to accommodate my size 11-EE wide feet, and they are so comfortable! I recommend a nice pair of cushy socks as there's no insole. Although I ha e knee high socks, I used low cut socks with no issues. I'm a mailman and have used these for over 100 hours delivering mail, cutting down an old tree and its root ball. Not once did me feet get wet or have pain.The tread is still in near peefect condition as well. I've used them to clear out many clogged sewer drains, walked over couse rock ground cover, miles of asphalt and concrete, and they've taken everything in stride with almost no issues.The only issue I had, and the fault was mine, was wearing shorts while cutting down the tree. Tree chips got in the boot. The inside of the shank (ankle to knee) of the boot has a fine, yet incredibly durable cloth lining (it's glued to the inside of the boot). Some of the wood chips got stuck to it and I had to pick them out. The slivers were a pain, but my fault for not having worn pants with the boots tucked underneath the pant legs.These boots are just great!! I plan on purchasing a few more for fellow coworkers with wide feet. We've all had trouble with good waterproof coverings without our feet slipping inside the boot or shoe. Not with these.Of all the products I've reviewed, these are by far the absolute best!Lastly, although I wear an 11-EE, I purchased the 10. My feet are very comfortable, no slipping inside the boot, and plenty wide enough for my wide feet. I also have a high arch and have had NO issues.You won't be displeased with these boots.

This review is for the DUNLOP Chesapeake Rubber Boots, Soft 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. The boots are comfortable for a one piece mold and should be fine to wear for extended periods of time. I purchased the boots for light gardening and yard work. 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 yard work, gardening or a quick dash out in the rain to fetch your mail in wet or muddy conditions, these boots may be a great choice for you. The boots do seem to run large, I wear a size 10, and that was to big, my foot would slide back and forth about 1/2 of an inch, too much slack to just double up on socks. So I exchanged them for a size 9, they fit better and the way a boot should. If the boots had some inside padding and a better arch structure, they would be 5 out of 5 stars. They are lightweight and at a very reasonable price point.

Best rubber boots I’ve ever had by far. They are the most comfortable and best fitting. I bought them for snow and mud. They aren’t slippery on ice and floors. These are very well made. The material is very durable and thick. I love mine so much that I bought my son a pair for his birthday. The price is cheap but quality is grade AAA. I live in MN and I wear a pair of wool socks inside and they are warmer than my snow boots. The sizes are accurate. You can’t afford to not have a pair of these. These are MADE IN THE USA.

I probably wore these for a week or 2. I bought a size 14 but I wear a 13 wide. I also wore 2 pairs of wool socks because I worked in a cold climate. The boots fit nicely.Not sure if they are slip-resistant but I don't think I have ever slipped because of water or because of a slippery surface. I bought insoles for these boots and maybe this is the reason why they were mostly comfortable for the amount of time I would be on my feet. I guess there will be some discomfort if you stand for long periods of time.They do feel lightweight but not extremely light. The material doesn't feel so cheap either. It doesn't feel extremely expensive either. The quality is ok.I felt my feet get a little wet. Not sure if it was because of sweat with the wool socks or because some water entered. Perhaps, it was sweat. Not so sure about the durability but they seem like nice boots for the price. I bought them for around $20.00

Just what the doctor ordered. Fits well, no issues.

These are budget-friendly boots that’ll get you through a northern spring hunting season. They’re fine for short-term use, but I wouldn’t recommend wearing them for long periods with just one pair of socks, your feet will stay dry, but they’ll feel pretty raw by the end. That said, they show above-average wear & tear for the price, especially for a seasonal boot. I’d give them 3.5 stars.

I were a 9 1/2 and size 10 boot fit great. Definitely easy on and easy off. These boots appear to be made well and should a long time. Well worth the money.

Cómodas y se ven bonitas puestas

Muy buenas exelentes

La bota viene con rebabas de hule por todas partes, que visualmente se ve mal, es funcional y cumple para lo que fueron hechas.

Exelente calidad

After less than 6 months of light use, these boots completely failed. The material became defective and a hole developed rendering the boots useless as they were no longer waterproof. I expected much higher quality from Dunlop as they are a well established brand but their customer service representatives were unhelpful and did not care about me as a customer.These boots are more costly than many other options on the market, despite this, the Dunlop customer service and product quality are shamefully poor. Do not buy - these boots are a waste of money. I sincerely regret buying these boots and will never again purchase any Dunlop product.