DEWALT Fargo, Men's Construction Shoe

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You probably already know that DeWALT makes great work boots, but did you know they also offer a range of high-quality safety trainers? That’s right, you can have all the protections and industry know-how from a major player like DeWALT, wrapped in the daily comfort and flexibility of your favourite trainers! But considering the bulk of the uppers consists of fabric, the Crossfire Mid is far more flexible and lighter weight than similarly-sized work boots. In fact, the pair weigh barely over a kilogram together, undercutting even many low-rise trainers!

The Crossfire Mid’s outsole is slip resistant, and repels the intrusion of harsh fuel oils which would otherwise degrade the rubber (or your feet, besides). Additionally, you can feel safer around electrical hazards, as DeWALT’s anti-static outsole provides sound electrical insulation. Fit and finish And that sole is much beefier than you’d expect. This is where smart design has allowed for a bit more fortitude about the treads without presenting a bulky aspect overall. Protections Indeed, the soles feature the same dual-layer construction as found on running shoes. The outermost layer is a durable rubber compound, whilst the midsole consists of low-density EVA. Together, they work to cradle the foot bed and put a spring in your step, which boots endurance and comfort at once. Protections Moreover, they’re in a financial position to be able to offer satisfaction guarantees. These can be anywhere from 30 days to six months, but they offer the reassurance of a hard minimum return on your investment.The DeWALT Cutter features an overall sporty cut, but with a clear mind for safety first. This is apparent in the design of their uppers, which display an array of reflective ribs to boost your visibility at night. These are set amidst a combination of synthetic polyurethane and mesh–highly durable materials which don’t bog your feet down with excess weight or stiffness. If you’re looking for an active cut, the Krypton delivers. Its aggressively low collar, paired with a heel cut give your ankle tonnes of room to move unimpeded. The tongue is high but not overly so, and consists of the same padded mesh you’ll find throughout. As mentioned previously, the DeWALT Plane’s soles are surprisingly robust, with a unique tread design which grips hard floors and uneven terrain with equal ease. Additionally, the rubber compound features anti-static and heat-resistant properties, protecting you from a wide range of hazards.

You have a legal obligation to take reasonable care of the goods while they are in your possession. If you fail to comply with this obligation, we may have a right of action against you for compensation. This applies to all goods that are returned. The Krypton has an interesting build, with uppers consisting of large, single-piece moulded TPU. One might expect that to be overly stiff, but smart design from DeWALT implements numerous perforated flex points generously throughout. Still, the armoured bits retain convincing stiffness that tells you they’ll be able to take some abuse and walk away unscathed. Overall, they balance mobility with protections extremely well. FYI, there are actually two safety trainers which bear the Crossfire name: a low-top and hi-top. Of the two, the latter is by far the better buy. Below, we take a look at why it might just be the best DeWALT safety trainer for you. Build They won’t last forever, being of cemented construction. But you should easily get a year’s hard wear from your DeWALT Cutters with minimal care.

If it weren’t for the big “ DeWALT” logo slapped across the tongue, you might be forgiven for mistaking these for dedicated running shoes. The Darlington features all the trappings of an athletic shoe, from the synthetic uppers to the aggressive tread design beneath the sole. Personalised Items are non-returnable. Some goods are non-returnable for hygiene reasons. Please note that this does not affect your statutory rights. DeWALT are a well-known manufacturer of protective gear, and they have an admirable range of safety trainers. Whether you’re looking for an ultra-light athletic shoe with extra protective kit, or you need something approaching the sturdiness of a work boot, DeWALT has it all. While kitted-out similar to many full-fledged work boots, the Cutter very much wears and looks like trainers. These are the kind of safety trainers you won’t mind wearing even on your days off! Build To hedge against this, choose reputable brands like DeWALT, Timberland, and Dunlop. Not only do they have years of experience for smarter designs, they have access to the scale of production to make higher-quality builds and materials available for cheap.

If you’re one to suffer foot fatigue in general, you’ll find the Cutter works with your natural range of movement, rather than against it. What’s more, if you hate the insole or find it’s worn through, then you can actually remove it in place of your favourite gel insert, Bob’s your uncle. All of these denote a shoe of superior durability. Good stitching obviously holds things together for longer, while moisture control will prevent premature degradation of the materials. Scuff guards prevent upper material from wearing out over the stiff toe cap, while mould-injected soles are far more durable than cement-constructed shoes. Conclusion Last but not least are the DeWALT Darlington safety trainers. These are excellent all-rounders, designed to balance comfort, safety, and mobility. They’re quite affordable as well, making the Darlington an ideal candidate for highly protective daily beaters. Build Sure, the Crossfire Mid offers protections more akin to a safety boot. However, the moment you slip them on your feet you know they are, in fact, trainers through and through. With an athletic cut and flexible materials, you’ll never feel encumbered whilst running, jumping, climbing, lifting, or any other highly mobile task. And, did we mention they’re only 560g each? With generous padding about the tongue and collar, DeWALT’s Cutter is an incredibly comfortable safety trainer. The pair runs true to size, though you may consider a size up if you have particularly wide feet. Regardless, you’ll certainly enjoy the flexibility offered by the Cutter’s advanced construction.

Almost all of our deliveries are made with DPD who offer a fantastic delivery service. Their delivery success record is well respected and in our experience the best available. Believe it or not, the pair do weigh in at just under a kilo and a half. That’s fairly heavy as far as trainers go, but still featherweight in terms of safety gear. Nevertheless, we’re willing to bet you’ll be glad for what bulk there is when something heavy falls on your feet! Below, we review five of DeWALT’s best-selling safety trainers. We’ll discuss their build qualities, protections afforded, plus how they fit, look, and wear. 1. DeWALT Cutter

Even more trainer DNA is present in the integrated eyelets, rather than boot-like metal lacing hardware. This is not only a more flexible option, but more durable as Kevlar will dutifully hold your laces fast without warping or snapping.DeWALT pulled out all the stops to make the Darlington comfortable. The foot bed consists of their special ProComfort insole and shank. This combination provides firm arch support and a stable base for your feet, yet cradle the contours of each foot and absorb the tiresome impact of each footstep you take. Hidden with the Plane’s lithe form is the power of steel, with protective armour in the toe and midsole. As with all DeWALT protections, these bear certification adherent to UK and EU standards. Thus, you can take them into your workplace without fear of safety inspectors nabbing you for the transgression of wearing comfortable shoes. For proof, one need only pay the uppers a passing glance. You’ll find literally bullet-proof Kevlar housed in a high-impact TPU exoskeleton. This combination eats scrapes and abrasions for breakfast, while offering cut and puncture protection all around your foot and ankle. Once again, we see DeWALT’s liberal usage of breathable mesh and anti-bacterial treatment to create a healthier internal working environment for your feet. The Plane would thus be a great bet for especially hot days. Fit and finish Usually, manufacturers will use both methods, then shore up defences by shoring up non-flex areas. The most common location for reinforcement is over the toe cap, along the metatarsals, and right behind the heel. This reinforcement may include leather, TPU, Kevlar, or other sturdy materials–usually with a double or triple stitch to bind it to the rest of the uppers. Quality control, durability, and guarantees