Double H Lewis 9" U Toe Packer Western Work Boot — Dark Brown — DH3706
Handcrafted in our Pennsylvania factory, our 9" Lewis boot is a traditional packer built with modern support from dawn to dusk and beyond. From our Pioneer series, it's equipped with four layers of comfort for breathable, cushioned support that contours to your foot for reduced impact on pressure points and improved rebound when you walk. The oil-resisting outsole gives these hardworking boots added durability for the long haul. This style is proudly Made in the USA with global parts.
Key Features of the Double H Lewis DH3706
- U Toe
- Chocolate Leather Vamp
- Camel Leather Quarter
- Nubuck Khaki Pig Lining
- Ortholite™ Removable Insert
- EVA Cushioned Insole
- Non-Metallic Shank
- Leather Robus–Rubber Heel Combo
- Open Heel Goodyear Welt Construction
- Oil & Slip Resisting Aeroglide Outsole
- Electrical Hazard Rated
Four Layers of All-Day Comfort
The Lewis pairs an Ortholite™ removable insert with an EVA cushioned insole, contouring to your foot to cut down on pressure points and add rebound with every step — comfort built for a full day of packer work, not just a quick walk around the yard.
Traction Built to Last
The Aeroglide outsole is oil- and slip-resisting, giving you dependable footing on the kind of surfaces packer boots are actually worn on — barns, yards, and jobsites where the ground is rarely clean or dry.
Electrical Hazard Protection
The Lewis is EH rated, tested to withstand 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage — a layer of protection built in even though this isn't a safety-toe boot.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Lewis have a safety toe?
No, the Lewis is a U toe packer without a safety toe rating, built for comfort-first daily wear rather than jobsite toe protection.
Is the Lewis electrical hazard rated?
Yes, it's tested to withstand 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage, even without a safety toe.
What makes a "packer" boot different from a roper?
A packer typically has a rounder U toe and a sturdier build meant for all-day, all-terrain wear — barn chores, yard work, and general ranch use — rather than the tapered toe of a roper.
