Double H Lonetree 11" Composite Toe Slip Resistant Work Boot — Dark Brown — DH5432
Crafted for those who demand both style and functionality, these boots feature a wide square toe for all-day comfort and a neutral butterscotch leather upper that adds a touch of sophistication to your work attire. The composite toe offers top-notch protection without the added weight of steel, while the AG8™ removable footbed ensures personalized cushioning. With Static Dissipative (SD10) technology, non-metallic construction, and an oil- and slip-resisting I.C.E.™ equipped outsole, these boots are built for safety and durability in any environment.
Key Features of the Double H Lonetree DH5432
- AG8™ Removable Footbed
- Oil & Slip Resisting I.C.E.™ Equipped Outsole
- Composite Toe
- Neutral Butterscotch Leather Upper
- Static Dissipative (SD10)
- Wide Square Toe
- Mesh Lining
- Non-Metallic Shank
- Cement Construction
Static Dissipative Protection
The Lonetree's SD10 rating means it absorbs and neutralizes loose electrons, sending charges safely into the floor — meeting ASTM F2413-18 static-dissipative safety standards, a different protection than electrical hazard rating.
Non-Metallic Composite Toe
The composite safety toe pairs with a non-metallic shank, meeting ASTM impact and compression standards without the weight of steel.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does "static dissipative" mean, and is that the same as electrical hazard rated?
Static dissipative (SD) footwear is designed to safely discharge static electricity buildup into the floor, which is a different protection than electrical hazard (EH) rated footwear. The Lonetree carries an SD10 rating, meeting ASTM F2413-18 standards.
Is the Lonetree's composite toe non-metallic?
Yes, both the toe and shank are non-metallic, staying lighter than a steel-toe build.
Can the Lonetree be resoled?
It's cement constructed rather than Goodyear welted, so it isn't designed to be resoled.
Is the Lonetree slip resistant?
Yes, the I.C.E.™ outsole meets ASTM F1677 slip-resistance standards for reliable traction on the job.
What kind of work environments is static dissipative footwear used for?
SD-rated boots are common in environments sensitive to static discharge, such as electronics assembly or handling of static-sensitive materials, where preventing static buildup matters more than insulating against electrical hazards.
What widths does the Lonetree come in?
It comes in Medium and Wide, in men's sizes 7.5 through 14.