Double H Dwight 11" Steel Toe USA Made Western Work Boot — Light Brown — DH3567
This Men's 11" Domestic Wide Square Steel Toe I.C.E.™ Roper is designed with comfort, protection and performance in mind.
It's equipped with a steel safety toe, a shock-absorbing insert and our ultra-strong oil- and slip-resisting I.C.E.™ outsole that's designed with outstanding abrasion resistance for longer wear. This style is proudly Made in the USA with global parts.
Key Features of the Double H Dwight DH3567
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Steel Safety Toe — Meets or exceeds ASTM F2413 for compression and impact at I-75/C-75.
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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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Old Town Folklore Leather with Gold Beige Foxing — Oily full-grain leather that develops a rustic patina with wear.
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Wide Square Toe — Room for the toes to spread inside the steel cap.
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Leather Lining, 8 Row Stitch Pattern, Perfed Saddle Vamp — Traditional roper styling with a perforated vamp for airflow.
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Double Stitched Leather Welt — Stitched sole construction; resoleable.
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Texon Insole with Flexible Cork Inlay — Cork molds to your footprint over the first weeks of wear.
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Removable Midnight Shock Absorbing Polyurethane Insert — Lifts out for your own orthotic.
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Oak I.C.E.™ Outsole — Industrial Compressed Elastomer, Double H's longest-lasting outsole; oil- and slip-resisting.
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1 1/2 Inch Heel — Low roper heel for walking comfort.
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Made in the USA with Global Parts — Built in Double H's Martinsburg, Pennsylvania factory.
The Jase, With a Steel Toe
The Dwight is Double H's bestselling domestic roper platform with a steel safety toe added: same Old Town Folklore leather, same wide square last, same double stitched welt and I.C.E.™ outsole as the soft-toe Jase. It is the pick when the jobsite requires an ASTM-rated toe and you still want a boot that rides and walks like a roper.
Cork and Polyurethane Underfoot
A Texon insole with a flexible cork inlay sits under a removable Midnight polyurethane insert. The cork takes the shape of your foot over the first few weeks; the insert handles the strike. Pull the insert if you run your own orthotic.
Built to Be Rebuilt
The double stitched leather welt attaches the outsole with two rows of stitching rather than adhesive, so a cobbler can replace the I.C.E.™ sole when it wears and you keep the broken-in upper.
Similar Styles to Consider
Shop more: Double H Safety Toe, Double H Square Toe, Double H USA Made
Frequently Asked Questions
What safety rating does the Dwight DH3567 carry?
A steel safety toe that meets or exceeds ASTM F2413 for compression and impact at I-75/C-75, plus an electrical hazard rating tested to 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage.
What sizes and widths does Double H make the DH3567 in?
Double H lists the Dwight in D (medium) and 2E (wide) widths, in sizes 7 through 12 including half sizes, plus 13, 14, and 15.
Can the Dwight be resoled?
Yes. The double stitched leather welt attaches the outsole with stitching rather than adhesive, so a cobbler can replace the Oak I.C.E.™ sole when the tread wears down.
How does a wide square steel toe fit?
The wide square last gives the toes lateral room inside the cap, which is why it is the most comfortable shape for a steel-toe western. A steel cap does not stretch, so size for room across the forefoot from day one and a snug instep; the leather shaft breaks in, the cap does not.
How do I care for Old Town Folklore leather?
Wipe the boots down, let them dry away from direct heat, and condition the leather a few times a year to keep the shaft supple. Skip the power washer — it strips the oils from the leather and the upper will crack.
What's the difference between the Dwight DH3567 and the Anton DH4637?
Both are 11" domestic wide square steel-toe I.C.E.™ ropers in Old Town Folklore leather. The Dwight uses a double stitched leather welt and a 1 1/2" heel; the Anton uses a Goodyear welt with a non-metallic shank and a 1 5/8" heel.
