Nice review, but it would be good to see the boots being worn with pants over top of the boots, not tucked in as i think a lot of guys, myself included, prefer pants over top to prevent stuff from getting down into the boots. When you review rubber boots can you also include a section wearing pants over top?
Nice video! I strongly recommend to check the production date which is printed on the box (the exact day of production) and below the sole or on the side of the heel on the shaft (only year and month, sometimes a bit hard to know what is what since both have only 2 ciphers). All boots made from Dunlop Purofort material fall apart or rather dissolve chemically after quite precisely 10 years, regarless whether you wear them or not. It does not happen slowly. They can be fine after 9 years or 11 years and the next time you wear them after a few months the sole breaks apart on the first steps. I have many "rubber" boots and I have several friends in different countries who report exactly the same. This is not a new phenomenon but has always been so and still is. This is probably the reason why Dunlop prints the production date everywhere. If you are interested you can check my video czcams.com/video/OMFY6gdZa3Q/video.html but you can find more from other people I guess. If you buy a new pair be sure it is only 1-2 years old.
These are amazingly hard wearing & the soles are good on any ground, but you do need to wear 2 pairs of thick socks for them to be comfortable.
Nice review, but it would be good to see the boots being worn with pants over top of the boots, not tucked in as i think a lot of guys, myself included, prefer pants over top to prevent stuff from getting down into the boots. When you review rubber boots can you also include a section wearing pants over top?
Thank you for your suggestion. We will add that to our next video with taller boots.
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Nice video! I strongly recommend to check the production date which is printed on the box (the exact day of production) and below the sole or on the side of the heel on the shaft (only year and month, sometimes a bit hard to know what is what since both have only 2 ciphers). All boots made from Dunlop Purofort material fall apart or rather dissolve chemically after quite precisely 10 years, regarless whether you wear them or not. It does not happen slowly. They can be fine after 9 years or 11 years and the next time you wear them after a few months the sole breaks apart on the first steps. I have many "rubber" boots and I have several friends in different countries who report exactly the same. This is not a new phenomenon but has always been so and still is. This is probably the reason why Dunlop prints the production date everywhere. If you are interested you can check my video czcams.com/video/OMFY6gdZa3Q/video.html but you can find more from other people I guess. If you buy a new pair be sure it is only 1-2 years old.