Double H Lonetree 11" Composite Toe Slip Resistant Work Boot — Dark Brown — DH5432
Crafted for those who demand both style and functionality, these boots feature a wide square toe for all-day comfort and a neutral butterscotch leather upper that adds a touch of sophistication to your work attire. The composite toe offers top-notch protection without the added weight of steel, while the AG8™ removable footbed ensures personalized cushioning. With Static Dissipative (SD10) technology, non-metallic construction, and an oil- and slip-resisting I.C.E.™ equipped outsole, these boots are built for safety and durability in any environment.
Key Features of the Double H Lonetree DH5432
- AG8™ Removable Footbed
- Oil & Slip Resisting I.C.E.™ Equipped Outsole
- Composite Toe
- Neutral Butterscotch Leather Upper
- Static Dissipative (SD10)
- Wide Square Toe
- Mesh Lining
- Non-Metallic Shank
- Cement Construction
Static Dissipative Protection
The Lonetree's SD10 rating means it absorbs and neutralizes loose electrons, sending charges safely into the floor — meeting ASTM F2413-18 static-dissipative safety standards, a different protection than electrical hazard rating.
Non-Metallic Composite Toe
The composite safety toe pairs with a non-metallic shank, meeting ASTM impact and compression standards without the weight of steel, and won't set off metal detectors at jobsite checkpoints.
Shop more: Double H Safety Toe, Double H Square Toe
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "static dissipative" mean, and is that the same as electrical hazard rated?
No — static dissipative (SD) footwear is designed to safely discharge static electricity buildup into the floor, which is a different protection than electrical hazard (EH) rated footwear. The Lonetree carries an SD10 rating, meeting ASTM F2413-18 standards.
Is the Lonetree's composite toe non-metallic?
Yes, both the toe and shank are non-metallic, staying lighter than a steel-toe build.
Can the Lonetree be resoled?
No, it's cement-constructed rather than Goodyear welted, so it's built to wear out rather than be resoled.
Is the Lonetree slip resistant?
Yes, the I.C.E.™ outsole meets ASTM F1677 slip-resistance standards for reliable traction on the job.
What kind of work environments is static dissipative footwear used for?
SD-rated boots are common in environments sensitive to static discharge, such as electronics assembly or handling of static-sensitive materials, where preventing static buildup matters more than insulating against electrical hazards.
