Dunlop Purofort Multigrip Safety Boots - Green - UK 7

While designed for food processing, their safety features (steel toe cap, slip resistance, chemical resistance, waterproof) make them suitable for other industries requiring similar protection, such as agriculture, construction, or general industrial work.

This is a European standard for safety footwear. S4 indicates basic safety, steel toe cap, and resistance to penetration. CI means cold insulation. SRC means the highest level of slip resistance tested on ceramic and steel surfaces.

Refer to the size chart provided by Dunlop. It is recommended to measure your foot length in centimeters or millimeters and compare it to the chart. Trying them on with the type of socks you typically wear for work is also advised.

Yes, the boots feature cold insulation (CI rating), making them suitable for use in low-temperature environments.

They are resistant to mineral, animal, and vegetable oils and fats, manure, blood, disinfectants, solvents, and various chemicals commonly encountered in the food industry.

Purofort Technology is Dunlop's proprietary process for creating boots from polyurethane. It results in boots that are lightweight, durable, insulated, and offer excellent comfort and protection.

The Anti-Bac Lining is integrated into the boot's construction and is not designed to be removed. Its purpose is to provide ongoing hygienic benefits.

Ensure you have selected the correct UK size. Consider wearing thicker socks during measurement. If a break-in period is needed, wear them for short periods initially. Use of compatible orthopedic insoles may also improve comfort.

Ensure the soles are clean and free from oil, grease, or debris. The SRC rating indicates high slip resistance, but extreme contamination can affect grip. Regularly clean the outsole.

Inspect the boots carefully for any punctures, tears, or cracks, especially around seams or the toe area. If damage is found, the boots may need to be replaced as they are no longer waterproof.

Ensure feet are completely dry when putting on and taking off. Some users find a gentle twisting motion helpful. If persistent, check if the size is appropriate or consider a boot jack.