Justin Rush 11-Inch Waterproof Work Boot

The Justin Rush 11-inch Waterproof Work Boot is a pull-on style with a waterproof cowhide upper and a rubber outsole. Its brown foot and patterned turquoise shaft give it a western profile. The square toe and walking block heel carry that shape through the lower part of the boot. Flexible athletic construction is part of the design, with a non-metallic shank inside.

The Ortholite insert is made from open-cell polyurethane foam. It is lightweight, flexible, and breathable, with cushioning and stability underfoot. The insole can be removed, washed, or replaced. This foam is designed to retain 95 percent of its original thickness, helping the insert keep its shape through repeated wear. Being able to remove it also makes the footbed easier to air after a wet day.

A rubber outsole resists oil and slipping. Its tread is designed to influence grip on wet surfaces, which is useful when a route crosses a damp feed room or slick concrete. The square toe leaves a broad front profile, and the walking block heel gives the sole a familiar shape underfoot. A non-metallic shank sits within the boot's construction.

The 11-inch shaft rises well above the ankle and pairs with the pull-on opening for a clean workday routine. Cowhide forms the upper, while the rubber outsole provides the contact surface for barn aisles, shop floors, and packed ground. The removable Ortholite insert makes the inside easier to manage between shifts. It can be washed separately, set aside to dry, or replaced when you prefer a fresh footbed.

This style carries an Electrical Hazard rating. Keep its footwear specifications with the other requirements for the job you plan to do.

Highlights

• Waterproof barley cowhide upper
• Removable, washable Ortholite insert
• Oil- and slip-resisting rubber outsole
• Square toe and walking block heel
• Non-metallic shank and Electrical Hazard rating

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Good to know

Justin’s women’s size guide includes US, European and UK conversions alongside centimeter measurements. Compare the guide with boots you already wear comfortably. When checking the fit, leave the insert in place and use the socks you wear for work. Walk in the boots before deciding how the toe and instep feel.

• Try work boots on with the socks you wear on shift and walk on a firm surface to check the fit.
• After a wet day, remove the insole and let the boot and insert air separately.
• Clear dried mud from the outsole so debris does not pack into the tread.
• Follow the worksite footwear and electrical safety requirements.