Double H Brunel 6" Moc Toe Western Work Boot — Brown — DH5372
Built for workers who prefer a western silhouette but need the support and traction of a true jobsite boot.
The Brunel delivers that balance: a square moc-toe profile, lace-up stability, and an AG8™ comfort system that holds up on concrete and shop floors — with electrical hazard protection for tradesmen who don't need a safety toe but still require certified protection underfoot.
Key Features of the Double H Brunel DH5372
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Soft Square Moc Toe — No safety cap; a roomy moccasin-stitched forefoot.
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Electrical Hazard Rated — Tested to withstand 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage.
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Neutral Sand Leather Upper — Full-grain leather on a 6" lace-up.
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Textile Collar — Durable padding for ankle comfort.
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Mesh Lining — Breathable interior.
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AG8™ Dual-Density PU Removable Footbed — Enhanced arch support; lifts out for an orthotic.
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EVA Midsole — Lightweight shock absorption.
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Cement Construction — Lighter and more flexible than a welted build, with faster break-in.
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Oil & Slip Resisting Rubber Outsole — Traction on wet and oily shop floors.
Western Look, Jobsite Build
The Brunel reads western — square moc toe, western stitching — but it laces and flexes like a work boot. Cement construction keeps it light and allows faster break-in than heavier welted western boots, which makes it a practical choice for warehouse work, light construction, and service trades.
Underfoot Comfort: AG8™ Footbed System
The AG8™ dual-density PU footbed pairs a firmer arch section with softer heel and forefoot cushioning, over an EVA midsole. If you're on concrete most of the day, this setup reduces heel fatigue and arch strain without feeling overly soft or unstable — and the footbed lifts out if you run your own orthotic.
Who the Brunel Is For
Warehouse, shop, light construction, and service-trade work on hard, flat floors, where you want a western-styled lace-up with an EH rating and a rated toe is not required. For the same boot with a composite safety toe, see the DH5375.
Similar Styles to Consider
Shop more: Double H, Western Work Boots
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of toe does the Brunel DH5372 have?
A soft square moc toe with no safety cap, which keeps the boot light and roomy up front for work that does not require ASTM-rated toe protection. If your site requires one, the DH5375 is the same Brunel with a composite safety toe.
Is the Brunel electrical hazard rated?
Yes. It is tested to withstand 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage, giving you EH protection even without a safety toe.
How does cement construction affect the boot?
The sole is bonded directly to the upper rather than stitched through a welt, which keeps the Brunel light and flexible from the first day with almost no break-in — built to be worn hard rather than rebuilt. For a resoleable soft-toe western lace-up, the Lewis (DH3706) is built on a Goodyear welt.
Is the Brunel waterproof?
The DH5372 is built with a breathable mesh lining for dry, indoor, and warm-weather work. For wet conditions, Double H's waterproof Phantom Rider styles add a sealed membrane.
How does a moc toe fit?
The moccasin-style vamp is stitched in a U-shape across the front rather than seamed at the tip, which gives a rounder, roomier toe box than a standard last. Laces let you set the instep, so size for a snug heel and room for the toes to spread; if you are between widths, take the wider one.
What's the difference between the Brunel DH5372 and DH5375?
Same 6" square moc-toe western lace-up with the AG8™ footbed and EH rating — the DH5372 is the soft-toe version, while the DH5375 adds a composite safety toe.
