Dunlop On Site Steel Toe Cap Boots - Brown - UK 10

These boots conform to the EN ISO 20345 (SB) safety standard, which signifies basic safety requirements including toe protection.

While the boots have an oil-resistant and anti-slip sole, they are not explicitly marketed as waterproof. The nubuck leather upper can offer some resistance to light moisture, but for full waterproofing in wet conditions, we recommend treating them with a suitable nubuck waterproofing spray.

For best results, use a specialized nubuck brush to remove dry dirt. For tougher stains, lightly dampen a clean cloth with water and gently wipe. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive water, and always allow the boots to air dry naturally.

This rating indicates the steel toe cap can withstand the impact of a 20 kg weight dropped from a height of 1 meter, protecting your toes from significant force.

These boots are described as 'lightweight' within the context of safety footwear. While they incorporate robust safety features like a steel toe cap, their design aims to minimize overall weight for comfort during extended wear.

Yes, the laces are standard and can be replaced if they become worn or damaged. Ensure any replacement laces are of suitable length and strength for safety boots.

'Oil resistant' means the sole material is designed to resist deterioration when exposed to oils. 'Anti-slip' refers to the sole's tread pattern and material composition designed to provide superior grip and reduce the likelihood of slipping on various surfaces, including oily ones.

Ensure you are wearing appropriate work socks. Check that the lacing isn't too tight or too loose, and adjust as needed. New leather boots often require a short break-in period for the material to conform to your foot; gradually increase wear time.

Inspect the rubber lugs on the outsole for embedded dirt, mud, or debris, which can reduce traction. Clean the sole thoroughly with a stiff brush and water. Also, check for excessive wear on the lugs, which may indicate the sole is nearing the end of its effective lifespan.

While the boots feature a mesh lining for breathability, prolonged wear in warm conditions can still lead to heat buildup. Ensure you are wearing moisture-wicking socks. You can also try loosening the laces slightly during breaks to allow for more airflow. Regularly cleaning the boots will help maintain the breathability of the mesh lining.