Dunlop 86775.10 Work Boot Size 10 14 in Pvc Plain Toe

Product Description

The DUNLOP PROTECTIVE FOOTWEAR 86775.10 is a 14-inch tall PVC work boot built for demanding jobsite conditions. Part of the Chesapeake series, it features a plain toe construction and a non-slip PVC outsole. The upper and outsole are both molded from polyvinylchloride, delivering fully waterproof protection across the entire boot. At 3.83 pounds per pair, it is a substantial boot designed for all-day wear in wet, muddy, or chemically active environments. The medium-width fit suits most male workers in standard trade sizes. Compliance with ASTM F2413-11 makes this boot a recognized choice where foot protection standards are enforced on the jobsite.

The 86775.10 is suited for use in residential and commercial construction, utility maintenance, plumbing, landscaping, agriculture, and any trade environment where standing water, mud, or wet concrete is a routine hazard. The 14-inch shaft height provides meaningful coverage above the ankle, reducing water and debris intrusion during outdoor or below-grade work. This boot is sized at a men's size 10 and fits medium-width feet. Trade professionals working in OSHA-regulated environments will find the ASTM F2413-11 rating relevant to site compliance requirements.

Key Features

• 14-inch shaft height for above-ankle coverage in wet and muddy conditions
• Full PVC upper and outsole construction provides waterproof protection throughout
• Non-slip outsole reduces slip risk on wet surfaces
• Plain toe design with ASTM F2413-11 compliance
• Medium width fit in men's size 10
• Chesapeake series construction optimized for heavy-use trade environments

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement or new-issue work boot for trade professionals requiring ASTM F2413-11 compliant footwear in wet or waterproof-demand applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to fit work boots; however, proper sizing should be confirmed before field use as PVC boots do not break in the way leather boots do. Workers should inspect the outsole and shaft for cracks or delamination before each shift, particularly in environments involving petroleum-based fluids or solvents that may degrade PVC over time. Replace the boot if the outsole shows separation or if the waterproof integrity of the shaft is compromised.