Double H Phantom Rider Crestone 6" Wide Square Toe Romeo Work Boot — Dark Brown — PH5008
Electrical hazard rated, with a non-metallic shank for safety. Featuring the AG8™ dual-density PU removable footbed and cement construction, it offers customized comfort and stability. Completed with an oil- and slip-resisting rubber outsole and 1" heel height for traction and durability.
Key Features of the Double H Crestone PH5008
- Carib Dusky Leather Upper
- Mesh Lining
- Electrical Hazard Rated
- Non-Metallic Shank
- AG8™ Dual-Density PU Removable Footbed
- Cement Construction
- TPU Heel Stabilizer
- EVA Midsole
- Oil & Slip Resisting Rubber Outsole
- 1" Heel Height
Low-Profile Romeo Styling
The 6" height and elastic-gusset Romeo silhouette make the Crestone quick to pull on and off — a practical choice for anyone in and out of boots throughout the day.
Soft Toe, EH Rated
The Crestone is a soft toe boot, built without safety toe components, while still carrying electrical hazard protection — tested to withstand 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Crestone have a safety toe?
It's a soft-toe boot with no ASTM F2413 toe rating, built without safety toe components, and it is EH rated.
Is the shank in the Crestone metallic?
It uses a non-metallic shank, paired with a TPU heel stabilizer and an EVA midsole for support underfoot.
Can the Crestone be resoled?
It's cement-constructed rather than Goodyear welted, so it is built to be replaced rather than resoled.
Why choose a Romeo-style boot over a lace-up?
The elastic side gussets make the Crestone quicker to pull on and off than a lace-up boot, which is popular with anyone who's in and out of their boots often during the day.
How does the Crestone fit?
It runs true to size — order the size you wear in athletic shoes, and choose Wide if you normally need an EE width. The elastic side gussets flex with the instep, and the AG8 dual-density footbed is removable.
How do I care for the Crestone?
Knock off dirt, wipe the leather clean, let the boot dry away from direct heat, and condition the leather every few months. Cement construction is not resoleable, so rotate pairs to extend outsole life.