DUNLOPProtective Footwear, Purofort+ Expander full safety with Vibram sole Omega, 100% Waterproof Purofort Material, Lightweight and Durable Protective Footwear, Slip-Resistant, EC02A33.08, Size 8 US

They are very durable I am surprised at how long they have lasted. They are also a strong water seal and no holes. But they are very cold I could not wear them in temps below 30F. I haven't slipped in them but I wear them on rough uneven surfaces and mud.

I've owned a lot of diffrent "rubber" work boots over the years, but these, by far, are the most comfortable and durable.The Vibram sole offered exceptional slip resistance even in water/oil mixes. They are highly chemical resistant and don't seem to be effected by sting acids or alkaline solutions. They wick water right off of them and are totally waterproof! The lining makes these boots very comfortable. The insulation really helps in the cold rain. I replaced my MUCK boots with these and the weight difference is so noticeable.I do recommend swapping out the insoles to some heavy duty support insoles if you are on your feet alot. Also a personal recommendation, add some odor eaters to combat the sweat that builds up in them. I also use a boot dryer as well. I honestly couldn't be happier.And because another review made mention of this, the electrical hazard protection did pass the test at my plant. And for those bashing these boots for their "poor" slip resistance, sometimes no matter what you may step in, they may still slip. They are slip resistant, not slip proof. No boot is slip proof and sometimes no matter what sole you may have, the surface will still be slick. It all depends on what you step in. I'm almost always in oil/water mixes and these ones seem to grip the best. Just my opinion.

This was a christmas gift for my grandson

I work as a lineman in the north east and bought these boots for storm duty. I used them during 3 rain storms and 1 snow storm. I owned them for about 6 months with 4 total uses. wore them for a combined total of around 20hrs and both boots started to leak. I was not standing in deep water of any kind at any time. I emailed Dunlop about my issue and never received a response. I do not recommend these boots.8/18/23 update: I replaced these boots immediately upon my initial review of the Dunlop boot with Muck brand, Men's Chore Max Tall - CSA Resistant Comp Toe boot. Comparable price and even cheaper when on sale. They’re more comfortable and appear to be built better. No leaks on these boots… MUCH better option.

Product was good, however took off one star because it hurt my ankle area where the ankle folds towards The shin. But don’t let that critique drowned out the fact that this product was very good overall

One of the more comfortable pairs of rubber boots I've owned even without putting an insole in it. Keeps water out and the rubber material moves with you very easily. The grip on the bottom of the boot works pretty well for everything other then metal catwalks and stairs. I've already slid down the stairs on 3 different occasions.

I ordered the size 15. When I received the boots I wasn’t very impressed. When I put them on I quickly realized where my money went. They are very comfortable and form fitting. The sole works well for me on the rocky uneven terrain of oil field locations where I work. Pools of water and chemicals, diesel or fuels are no match for this footwear. My foot is a little wide so there is a bit of discomfort for me after wearing them for a while. Other than that I’m thoroughly satisfied with this purchase.

I got these boots about a month ago, and have been spending 9-10 hrs a day in them so far.I’ve never really had to wear rubber boots for any long period of time, so this is a first for me.I’m an equipment operator working in fire debris removal. Mobility in these boots are great. Comfort as well.I did add a superfeet insole and wear good merino wool socks because I’m in them all day, and do a lot of climbing around on things.I have no real complaints about these boots. I think they are great, and are serving their intended purpose. My feet got hot a time or two when it got around 70 deg F, but that’s to be expected.

I work for a rendering company , i've been using these boots for a week now , they are super comfortable and by far the best boot I have used for that aspect .I spend a lot of time on concrete floors that are soaked with water, blood and animal fat . They can be a bit slippery at times but overall I feel pretty confident . I also spend much of my day getting in and out of semis and on top of tanker trailers , they seem to be pretty slick on aluminum but then again, i'm walking on liquid fat .I don't think they will keep me very warm when its -30c or more , today was -10c and my feet were a bit chilled but to each there own, overall they are a pretty decent boot , bit expensive though .

These are the most comfortable boots i've ever put on, right from new. Now i really can't comment on durability yet, i've only had them for 2 weeks. But they will definately be going through the test with me, considering my job is concrete, constantly in mud, walking on rebar and working in concrete. I hope they last because the comfort is a 10 star

Boots came with one manufacturing defect on the toe, water does not get in so it doesn't affect how they work, but something to look at before passing the return/replace deadline.

Comfortable boot. I work in a dairy plant, found these boots comfortable but a few certain surfaces I travel on regularly I found to be like walking on ice ex: corrugated steel, wet concrete, aluminum drain covers. Returned for safety reasons. (didnt want to slip and fall at work). I think they would be great for outdoor use. Not meant to wear pantlegs inside.

I've bought this pair 1 year ago and there lasting longer than muck boots. My muck boots didn't evan last 2 months until outsole wore out. These with Bama liners keep my feet warm in minus 30 easy.