Dunlop 762943 Size 10 Men's Steel Rubber Boot Dark Green/Black personal protective equipment
Knee-high waterproof rubber boot with steel toe and cleated sole, insulated for cold conditions, size 10 width D
- Steel toe protects against impact hazards
- Waterproof rubber keeps feet dry in wet conditions
- Insulated lining provides warmth in cold environments
- Cleated sole pattern delivers grip on slippery surfaces
- 16-inch knee-high height shields lower legs
Dunlop Steel-Toe Rubber Boot Size 10
The Dunlop 762943 is a men's knee-high rubber boot with a steel toe cap and cleated sole. It uses polyurethane construction in dark green and black. The boot is waterproof and insulated for cold conditions. It is supplied as a single pair in UK size 10 with a standard D width fit.
Replaces Worn Waterproof Work Boots
This boot replaces older knee-high rubber footwear that has lost waterproof integrity or sole grip. The upgrade is worthwhile when the previous pair no longer keeps feet dry or the cleats are worn smooth. The steel toe maintains impact protection for hazardous environments. The insulated lining adds warmth that unlined boots lack.
Limits Of Knee-High Rubber Construction
The 16-inch shaft height protects the lower leg but restricts ankle mobility compared to shorter styles. The cleated sole pattern grips loose ground but can feel unstable on smooth indoor floors. Polyurethane rubber resists water and chemicals yet may stiffen in extreme cold. The fixed D width cannot accommodate wide or narrow feet.
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- Price $90.99
- Pricier than about 85% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DUNLOP |
Questions about this item
What shaft height does the size 10 Dunlop 762943 boot have?
The boot measures 16 inches from heel to top, giving knee-high coverage for deep mud or water.
How do I put on the steel-toe rubber boot without damaging the heel counter?
Use a boot jack or pull straps; forcing the heel down by stepping on the back collapses the stiffener and ruins the fit.
When should I replace the cleated sole on these insulated rubber boots?
Replace the pair once the lugs wear smooth or the rubber shows cracks, because traction and waterproofing both fail at that point.
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