DUNLOP Chesapeake Steel Toe Rubber Work Boots, Black

I got these today and wore them in about 8 inches of water and they seemed good , no water infiltration and were rugged enough to handle the rough ground ( A different brand I bought broke on the first day ) . I was impressed with them . I take a size 10 but I like a little room and got a size 11 and they worked perfectly for me , no struggle getting in or out of them . They were a great deal and cost effective .

These boots are great and function exactly as they should, however, I i’m a size 7 and the sevens were huge so I returned them and got a size 6 and they are still too big, so order small

I got these because they were super cheap and I needed some rubber boots for a very wet and muddy area I had to work in, and these were great. I didn't even realize they had steel toes in them. They fit well and did the job. I had intended to throw them away or leave them with a friend after I helped him, but these worked so well I kept them for clearing snow in the winter because they have very aggressive tread on them. I'll probably have to wear some thick warm socks because these have zero insulation to them, but they are well made.

Quick honest review! Wasn’t sure about these because of the price and some reviews but I put some insoles in there and just worked a full day in the rain and my feet were dry and they felt fine! No pain or discomfort during or after. For the price and the fact that they’re steel toe, I’d say get them. I’m a happy customer

Best bang for the buck, period. They do need inserts though.

These boots are easy to slide on and off. Nice deep tread. I use them both in the snow and the mud. The outer shell probably will begin flaking after a few months but they're good for mucking about in and easy to clean.

Looked like decent boots; too bad I was sent the wrong size. And then they want me waiting over a month for the replacement. And now I have to get to the drop off for their mistake.

I purchased these boots less than a year ago. I wear them for about an hour every day while cleaning horse stalls. I had to add insoles to make them more comfortable. I also noticed as the weather got colder that ice and snow would build up in the heel tread to the point where I would have to stop and dig it out. Then today one of the boots came apart at a seam in the back just above the heel. This is more a high stress area like the top of the toes tends to be. I am disappointed. I usually can get 2 to 3 years out of my barn boots.

Theses appear to be quality boots, but the Dimensions indicated, 43.2 x 43.2 x 12.7 cm, are completely inaccurate: 43/2 cm = 17 inches, however these boots are 14 " high as indicated right on the Dunlop label. Which makes a difference if the stream you want to fish in is about 15 " high.

not steel toe has stated in description so returned for refund

You really can't go wrong for the price of these. They definitely aren't light by any stretch of the imagination, and the treads pack up really easily, but for the price, I doubt there is anything out there that would be remotely comparable.

These boots are not good for rebar ironworkers. No foot protection at all, and it always feels wobly and you can roll your ankle pretty bad in these boys.

Wore them thrice, no worries. Now I get to work in the rain and notice my feet are wet, and I check to see BOTH ankles have a giant hole in them, in the same place. So they worked three times, but couldn't handle lying flat in my closet for a few months. Of course the return window closed right away. So only get these if you need them two or three times, otherwise you're wasting money.