Waterproof Work Boots & Safety Wellies

Waterproof Work Boots For Wet Sites And Cold Mornings

Amblers Waterproof Work Boots and Waterproof Safety Boots keep feet dry on wet shifts, with free UK delivery over £75 and sizes 3 to 15. The range covers Mens Waterproof Boots, Waterproof Boots for Womens, Dealer Boots, Safety Wellies, Waterproof Trainers and Waterproof Shoes, rated S3, S5 or S7S. Workers in agriculture, construction, landscaping and roadwork can also choose Womens Waterproof Trainers for lighter jobs on wet ground. Because S3, S5 and S7S ratings include a toe cap and penetration-resistant midsole, these are protective work footwear, not everyday Waterproof Boots.

• Toe Protection — Choose composite, steel or fibreglass toe caps, plus metal-free styles for sites that call for them.
• Waterproof Build — Check for "Waterproof" in the style name, because S3 alone only guarantees a water-resistant upper.
• Outdoor Trades — Dealer boots suit agriculture, while S5 wellingtons handle standing water on groundworks.
• Winter Comfort — Hi-leg styles such as the Pillar cover the ankle, so wet grass and slush stay out.

Which Waterproof Work Boots Are In The Collection?

With around 90 styles, it helps to start with the job rather than the boot. Dealer boots pull on fast for yard work, while lace-up boots give a firmer fit on rough ground. The Broad offers a wide fit, while the hi-leg Pillar adds extra ankle coverage for cold, wet sites. For lighter jobs, waterproof safety trainers and waterproof work shoes offer a lower cut.

• Boots — lace-up and hi-leg waterproof boots for construction, roadwork and cold sites.
• Dealer Boots — pull-on waterproof boots that suit quick changes between yard and field.
• Hikers — waterproof safety hikers with a lighter, outdoor-style build for landscaping and estate work.
• Trainers — low-cut waterproof safety trainers for lighter jobs and wet warehouse yards.
• Wellingtons — S5 safety wellingtons for standing water, slurry and wet groundworks.
• Waders — waterproof waders for jobs that mean working in deeper water.

Waterproof Safety Boots For Mens And Womens

Amblers champions women’s styles built for women’s feet, not scaled-down versions of mens boots. Womens Waterproof Trainers suit lighter work, and the Sophie Collection adds more styles designed around the women’s foot. Mens Waterproof Boots run up to size 15, and Safety Trainers add more choice. Unisex styles such as our safety wellingtons run from women’s to men’s sizing, so both men and women wear them.

Which Industries Are Waterproof Boots Best For?

Agriculture often picks dealer boots such as the Sperrin or Skipton, because they pull on fast between yard and field. Construction and roadwork crews usually need lace-up S3 or S7S Waterproof Work Boots. Groundworkers standing in water may prefer S5 wellingtons, since these are all-rubber or polymer footwear. Landscapers spend the day on wet grass, so an SRC or SR slip rating is worth checking. Although these ratings cover common site risks, always match the boot to your site's risk assessment.

Why Choose Amblers For Wet Weather Work?

Amblers Safety has supplied safety footwear since 1980, when Footsure Western Ltd founded the brand in Gloucestershire. It traded as Amblers Steel before becoming Amblers Safety in 2012. Unlike walking-style Waterproof Boots, these are rated to work footwear standards, so you can check them against site rules. After a muddy shift, store boots somewhere cool and dry, so the leather lasts longer.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What Do S3, S7S And S7L Mean On Waterproof Safety Boots?
   S3 covers a toe cap, antistatic sole, penetration-resistant midsole and water-resistant upper, while newer S7S and S7L styles such as the Quarry and Crusader are fully waterproof.
2. Do Amblers Waterproof Styles Come In Wide Fit?
   Yes, the Broad is an S3 SRC waterproof wide fit boot, so it suits workers who need a roomier fit.
3. Can you get steel toe cap wellies?
   Yes, the Steel Toe Cap Boots range includes S5 safety wellingtons, so you keep toe protection when standing water rules out leather boots.
4. How should I clean muddy boots after a shift?
   Brush off dried mud, rinse with cool water and dry boots away from radiators, because direct heat can crack leather.
5. Are new waterproof styles added?
   Yes, new Waterproof Work Boots are added regularly, so check back when you need a winter replacement.