Dunlop Purofort Professional Wellington Boots - Green - UK 13

Purofort® material is a type of polyurethane that is lightweight, highly flexible, durable, and offers excellent thermal insulation and resistance to chemicals and oils.

Yes, they are designed for extended wear in demanding environments due to their lightweight and flexible nature, combined with thermal insulation and protective features.

S5 indicates compliance with basic safety (SB) plus midsole protection and toe protection. CI means insulation against cold. SRC signifies the highest level of slip resistance.

While they offer thermal insulation for cold, the PU material is also breathable to some extent. However, they are primarily designed for work environments and may be warm in very hot, non-working conditions.

Refer to the sizing chart provided by the retailer. These are UK sizes, so compare with your usual footwear size. Ensure a snug but comfortable fit without tightness.

Yes, these boots are antistatic, which helps to prevent the build-up of static electricity.

They are ideal for agriculture, construction, industrial cleaning, and any environment requiring robust foot protection, chemical resistance, and thermal insulation.

No, the steel toe cap is integrated into the boot structure for safety and cannot be removed.

Purofort boots are designed for flexibility, but can feel stiffer when new or in very cold temperatures. Wear them for short periods initially to break them in. Flexibility improves with use and warmer temperatures.

Check for any visible punctures or damage to the boot material. If damage is found, the boots should be replaced. Ensure the top opening is clear of debris.

Ensure socks worn are suitable for cold weather and do not impede circulation. Extreme prolonged exposure to temperatures far below -20°C may exceed the insulation limits.

While the SRC rating indicates high slip resistance, certain highly polished or contaminated surfaces may still pose a risk. Always exercise caution. Ensure the sole is clean.