Dunlop Protective Footwear 86802.14 Steel Toe Work Boot

Product Description

The DUNLOP PROTECTIVE FOOTWEAR 86802.14 is a heavy-duty steel toe work boot built for demanding job-site conditions. Standing 16 inches high with a polyblend upper and polyblend outsole, this pull-on gumboot is engineered for workers who need reliable foot and lower-leg protection throughout a full shift. The steel toe construction meets ASTM F2413-05 and CSA Z195 standards, making it appropriate for worksites where impact and compression hazards are present. Designed for men in size 14 medium width, it weighs 6.16 pounds per unit and features a non-slip sole for traction on wet or slick surfaces.

This boot is suited for a wide range of industrial and trade applications including construction, utilities, oil and gas, agriculture, and general plant or yard work where standing water, mud, or chemical splash exposure is common. The 16-inch shaft height provides substantial lower-leg coverage, reducing exposure to splashing liquids and debris. The pull-on closure requires no lacing, allowing faster donning and doffing at the start and end of shifts. The Polysteel Ultragrip series designation indicates it is part of a recognized line of professional-grade protective footwear.

Key Features

• Steel toe meets ASTM F2413-05 and CSA Z195 impact and compression standards
• 16-inch shaft height for extended lower-leg protection
• Non-slip polyblend outsole for traction on wet and slippery surfaces
• Puncture-resistant and water-resistant construction
• Pull-on closure for tool-free donning and doffing
• Polysteel Ultragrip series for professional-grade durability

Compatibility

Designed as a protective work boot for male workers requiring steel toe footwear in compliance with ASTM F2413-05 and CSA Z195 safety standards across industrial, construction, and trade environments.

Installation Notes

Work boots of this type should be inspected before each use for sole separation, upper damage, or compromised toe cap integrity. Follow your site safety program and applicable OSHA PPE requirements when selecting and fitting protective footwear. Replace the boot if the outsole shows significant wear or if the upper no longer provides a water-resistant barrier. A licensed safety officer or PPE coordinator should verify that this boot meets the specific hazard classification required for the work environment.