Double H Dailor 8" Wide Square Composite Toe Western Work Boot — Brown — PH5012
The Dailor has a composite safety toe, electrical hazard rating, and a tough, oil-resistant I.C.E.™ outsole.
The removable kiltie and unlined design offer flexibility and comfort. With an AG8™ dual-density PU footbed and all-around Goodyear welt construction, this boot is built for serious work and dependable grip. Also available in a soft toe version, the PH5016.
Key Features of the Double H Dailor PH5012
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Composite Safety Toe — Non-metallic cap meeting ASTM standards for compression and impact, with reduced cold transfer.
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Electrical Hazard Rated — Tested by an independent lab to withstand 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage.
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Brown Barnyard Acid Resistant Leather Upper — Treated to hold up against acid exposure on farms and around livestock.
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Wide Square Toe — Room for the toes to spread inside the composite cap.
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Unlined with Removable Kiltie — Breathes in warm weather; the kiltie shields the laces and lifts off if you prefer.
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AG8™ Dual-Density PU Removable Footbed — Double H's update to the AG7, with enhanced arch support; lifts out for an orthotic.
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All-Around Goodyear Welt Construction — Welt runs the full perimeter; resoleable.
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Rubber Heel Rand and EVA Midsole — Abrasion protection at the heel and shock absorption underfoot.
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Oil & Slip Resisting I.C.E.™ Equipped Outsole — Industrial Compressed Elastomer, Double H's longest-lasting outsole compound.
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1" Heel — A low heel for walking comfort on a lace-up.
Acid-Resistant Leather for Tough Environments
The Barnyard leather upper is treated to resist acid exposure — a practical detail for farm and livestock work, where manure, urine, and feed acids break down standard leather faster.
Composite Toe, Resoleable Construction
The composite safety toe meets ASTM standards for compression and impact protection without the weight or cold transfer of steel, and the all-around Goodyear welt — stitched the full perimeter of the boot — means a cobbler can replace the I.C.E.™ sole rather than you replacing the boot.
Unlined for Warm-Weather Work
No lining fabric means nothing to bunch or wear through, and the leather molds directly to your foot over the first few weeks. It runs cooler than a lined boot, which suits barn and summer work.
Similar Styles to Consider
Shop more: Double H Safety Toe, Double H Square Toe, Double H
Frequently Asked Questions
What safety rating does the Dailor PH5012 carry?
A composite safety toe that meets ASTM standards for compression and impact, plus an electrical hazard rating tested to 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage.
What makes the leather "acid resistant"?
The Barnyard leather upper is treated to hold up against acid exposure — useful for farm and livestock environments where manure and feed acids break down standard leather faster.
Can the Dailor be resoled?
Yes. All-around Goodyear welt construction stitches the outsole to the upper around the full perimeter rather than gluing it, so a cobbler can replace the I.C.E.™ sole when the tread wears down.
Why choose a composite toe over steel?
Both meet the same ASTM impact and compression thresholds. Composite weighs less and transfers far less cold, which you notice at the toe cap on a winter morning in the barn.
How does an unlined lace-up fit and break in?
Laces let you set the instep, so size for a snug heel and room for the toes to spread inside the wide square composite cap, which does not stretch. With no lining, the leather molds directly to your foot over the first couple of weeks and runs cooler than a lined boot.
Is there a soft-toe version of the Dailor?
Yes. The PH5016 shares the same acid-resistant Barnyard leather, all-around Goodyear welt, and I.C.E.™ outsole without a safety toe, for work that doesn't require one.
