Hunter Safety make work footwear rather than field boots — safety boots and occupational dealer boots for people on their feet all day on yards, farms and sites.
The range splits two ways. Safety boots — Tornado and Gale — carry protective toe and midsole, and are the ones to buy where there is a risk of something dropped or stood on. Dealer boots — Thunder, Breeze and Kirkwood — are twin-gusset pull-ons, quick on and off, and the Kirkwood is listed as occupational rather than safety footwear, so check the rating before buying it for a site that specifies one.
Two things worth getting right. Size a safety boot to allow for a thicker work sock without letting the heel lift, because a toe cap does not flex round a bad fit the way a soft toe does. And leather work boots last far longer cleaned and fed than dried hard next to a heater — see footwear care.
More work footwear: Safety Jogger · U-Power · Helly Hansen Workwear · all footwear
