Dunlop Purofort+ Full Safety Wellington Boot - Yellow - UK 12

SRC is the highest level of slip resistance certification for safety footwear. It means the boots have been tested for slip resistance on both ceramic tile with detergent and steel floor with glycerol, ensuring excellent grip in oily and wet conditions.

While the Purofort+ material is durable, it is primarily designed for protection and insulation, including cold resistance. In very hot weather, breathability might be limited, and they are best suited for work environments where safety is the priority.

Wipe the affected area with a damp cloth and mild soap. Rinse with clean water. Avoid using solvents or harsh chemicals for cleaning, as they can damage the Purofort+ material. Always rinse thoroughly after exposure to any substance.

Purofort+ material is a type of foamed polyurethane that offers excellent insulation, is lightweight, durable, and resistant to chemicals, oils, and fats, providing superior comfort and protection compared to traditional rubber or PVC boots.

These boots have an anti-static feature and meet EN ISO 20345:2011 S5 standards, which include toe and midsole protection. However, they are not specifically rated for electrical hazard (EH) protection unless explicitly stated in their certification.

The lifespan of the boots depends on the frequency and intensity of use, as well as the specific working environment and how well they are maintained. Regular cleaning and proper storage will help extend their durability.

Yes, the boots are designed to accommodate the removal of the standard insole, allowing for the insertion of custom orthotics or thicker insoles for added comfort or specific support needs, provided they fit within the boot without compromising the safety fit.

Ensure you have selected the correct UK size. Try wearing thicker or thinner socks to adjust the fit. If the size is fundamentally incorrect, consider exchanging for a different size.

Inspect the boots for any visible cracks or damage to the material or seals. If damage is found, the boots may need replacement. Ensure the shaft is properly covered by trousers to prevent water entry from the top.

Clean the outsole thoroughly to remove any mud, oil, or debris that may be blocking the tread pattern. The SRC rating indicates high slip resistance, but extremely contaminated surfaces can still reduce traction.

Ensure you are wearing appropriate thermal socks. Verify that the boots are the correct size and not too tight, which can restrict circulation. The -20°C rating is for insulation performance, not extreme cold survival without appropriate socks.