Justin Men's Drywall 10" Steel Toe Waterproof Slip Resistant Work Boot - Whiskey Brown - SE4961
The exterior is waterproof and crafted from quality leather for protection in wet conditions, built for comfort with the J-Flex® Flexible Comfort System that guarantees lasting support throughout the day. These Justin western boots feature a durable rubber outsole offering traction on various surfaces and are ASTM electrical hazard rated, providing protection from open electrical currents up to 18,000 volts.
Key Features of the Justin SE4961
- Waterproof Cowhide Upper, Whiskey Brown
- J-Flex® Flexible Comfort System for lasting support throughout the day
- Steel Toe, meeting industry standards for impact and compression
- Rubber Outsole for traction on various surfaces
- Slip Resisting Construction
- Electrical Hazard Rated, tested up to 18,000 volts
- Waterproof Construction
- Round Toe
- 10" Shaft Height
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will steel toe protection actually hold up to real jobsite impact?
Yes, the steel toe is built to meet industry standards for impact and compression.
Will my feet actually stay dry working in wet conditions?
Yes, this boot is built with waterproof construction to keep feet dry no matter the conditions.
Will this outsole hold up on different surfaces around the jobsite?
Yes, the rubber outsole is built to offer traction across a variety of surfaces.
Is the Drywall SE4961 EH rated?
Yes. It is Electrical Hazard rated, tested up to 18,000 volts, and the steel toe meets ASTM F2413 for impact and compression, with slip-resisting construction underfoot.
How does the Drywall fit?
It runs true to size — order the size you wear in athletic shoes, and choose Wide if you normally need an EE width. Steel toes fit slightly closer than composite, the round toe leaves room across the forefoot, and the J-Flex system flexes with the foot.
How do I care for the Drywall?
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.