Dunlop Purofort Wellington Boots - Green - UK 9

These boots are engineered for demanding professional environments with specific safety features. While comfortable, their design is optimized for industrial and hazardous work rather than casual use.

This is a European standard for safety footwear. S4 indicates basic safety (steel toe cap) and is waterproof. CI means cold insulation, and SRC means the highest level of slip resistance.

The Purofort technology provides excellent resistance to a wide range of industrial substances, including oils and chemicals commonly found in food processing and industrial settings.

Yes, the boots are designed to accommodate most standard orthopaedic insoles for personalized comfort and fit.

Rinse with water, use mild soap and a soft brush or cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. Air dry away from direct heat.

Yes, the boots feature cold insulation (CI rating) suitable for working in cooler environments.

The anti-bacterial lining helps to maintain a hygienic environment inside the boot, reducing odor and promoting foot health during prolonged wear.

Ensure the boots are completely dry inside and out. Check for any visible punctures or damage to the material. If damage is found, the boots may need replacement. If no damage is apparent, ensure the shaft is fully sealed.

While the boots offer cold insulation, external factors and prolonged exposure can affect temperature. Consider wearing thicker, moisture-wicking socks designed for cold weather. Ensure the boots are not too tight, which can restrict circulation.

Ensure you are using the correct size. When removing, try twisting your foot slightly while pulling upwards. Loosening socks can also help. Avoid excessive force, which could damage the boots.

Ensure the boots are dried thoroughly after each use. Use a disinfectant spray or wipe specifically designed for footwear. Regularly wash or replace socks. The anti-bacterial lining helps, but good hygiene practices are essential.