Safety rubber boots

What are wellingtons?

Wellington boots, or rubber boots by full name, are tall boots made from rubber or other rubber-like materials. The main advantage of wellingtons is their waterproof quality.

Wellingtons are widely used in agriculture, forestry, gardening, as well as in various industrial sectors where protection from moisture is essential.

Traditional wellington boots are knee-high, providing sufficient protection not only for the feet but also for the lower legs. Thanks to their waterproof properties and resistance to adverse conditions, wellingtons are popular among fishermen, hunters, and hikers who navigate through tough terrains. Nowadays, they are also available in various designs, making them popular not only for their functionality but also for their fashion appeal.

An important feature of wellingtons is their easy maintenance – thanks to the materials used, they are easy to clean and have a long lifespan, even with regular use in extreme conditions.

For those working in specific environments, there are also variants of wellingtons with reinforced soles, thermal insulation, or steel toe caps, offering additional protection and comfort.

Advantages of wellington boots

Excellent waterproof quality

High cut, protection up to the knee

A variety of types and designs

Easy-to-clean footwear

Leisure and safety wellington boots (wellingtons with steel toes)

Wellington boot categories – How to navigate the range?

Choosing the best wellington boots can be difficult, especially nowadays when the selection is vast. Browse our range and get a quick overview of the types of wellington boots available.

Wellington boots with and without steel toes

We can immediately divide wellingtons into two main categories: wellingtons with steel toes and wellingtons without steel toes. Not everyone needs a safety toe cap or a nail-piercing-resistant plate, so we have this quick breakdown for you.

Most of the best-selling models are even available in both versions - with and without steel toes. This distinction is mentioned in the product name and description, but you can also quickly identify it yourself. Wellington boots with steel toes, or safety wellingtons, are labeled with class S4 or S5 (you’ll find this designation in the name). Leisure wellingtons, without steel toes, are labeled with class O4 and O5.

• Wellingtons with steel toes
• Wellingtons without steel toes
• Insulated wellingtons
• Women’s wellingtons
• Chemically resistant wellingtons

Wellingtons with steel toes

Wellingtons without steel toes

Insulated wellingtons

Women’s wellingtons

Chemically resistant wellingtons

Wellingtons by profession and environment

A popular filter is also by profession or the environment in which the wellingtons are used. Based on our customers' feedback, we have created categories for the most common inquiries. Are you a professional logger who needs the best possible wellingtons? Or do you need robust wellingtons for construction? Perhaps you're looking for basic wellingtons for the garden or cottage? Choose from our wide selection.

• Wellingtons for the garden
• Wellingtons for agriculture
• Wellingtons for loggers
• Wellingtons for construction and industry
• Wellingtons for food industry

For the garden

For agriculture

For loggers

For industry

For food industry

Rubber Boots by Color

Are you looking for rubber boots by a specific color? We thought of you too. Check out the full range of boots sorted by color. Just choose your favorite one.

• Green Boots
• Black Boots
• White Boots
• Yellow Boots
• Orange Boots
• Blue Boots

Green

Black

White

Yellow

Orange

Blue

Rubber Boots by Brand

The choice of suitable rubber boots is also influenced by the brand. Do you have a favorite, or do you want to try something new? Check out the full selection of a particular brand.

Dunlop

Cerva

Ardon

VM

How to choose wellington boots?

Wellington boots come in a variety of models that differ in several features: material, color, brand, or properties. What should you pay attention to when selecting wellington boots?

Wellington boots on YouTube

Get to know new wellington boots before you buy them. We cover the products in detail, and you can see them in action in outdoor environments. Follow our YouTube channel REPRESENT. Workwear, where you’ll find many other videos as well.