Double H Haddie 11" Composite Toe Western Work Boot — Light Brown — DH2411
Count on this Women's 11" Wide Square Composite Toe Roper for the protection, performance and traction you need.
It's equipped with a composite safety toe, and our flexible oil- and slip-resisting Aeroglide outsole.
Key Features of the Double H Haddie DH2411
- Yellow Cap Chestnut Leather
- Composite Safety Toe
- Wide Square Toe
- Electrical Hazard Rated
- 100% Non-Metallic Construction
- Plastic Storm Welt
- Removable Double Tuff PU Insert
- Rubber Midsole
- Aeroglide Outsole
100% Non-Metallic Build
The Haddie pairs a non-metallic composite safety toe with a non-metallic shank — lightweight protection that meets electrical hazard safety standards without the weight of steel.
Flexible Traction
The Aeroglide outsole is oil- and slip-resistant and built to stay flexible underfoot, so you get grip on uneven ranch or jobsite terrain without a stiff ride.
Similar Styles to Consider
Shop more: Double H Safety Toe, Double H Square Toe
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Haddie's safety toe non-metallic?
Yes. Both the toe and the shank are non-metallic, so the boot stays lighter than a steel-toe build and does not conduct cold.
How does the Aeroglide outsole handle uneven ground?
It's built to stay flexible rather than rigid, which helps it grip and flex over ranch terrain, gravel, or uneven jobsite ground.
Is the Haddie a safety-toe boot?
Yes, it carries a composite safety toe rated for compression and impact protection, plus an electrical hazard rating.
How does the Haddie fit?
Order your usual women's boot size. The wide square toe leaves room across the forefoot, an 11-inch pull-on should feel snug at the instep on day one, and the Double Tuff PU insert is removable.
What work is the Haddie built for?
Ranch, farm, and jobsite work that calls for a composite safety toe and EH protection, in a women's square-toe western roper with an oil- and slip-resisting Aeroglide outsole.
How do I care for the Haddie?
Knock off dirt, wipe the leather clean, let the boot dry away from direct heat, and condition the leather every few months. Store it upright so the shaft does not crease.