Irish Setter Marshall 11 Inch Steel Toe Pull-On Work Boot

Irish Setter Marshall 11 Inch Steel Toe Pull-On Work Boot

The Irish Setter Marshall is an 11-inch waterproof pull-on wellington with an ASTM F2413 steel toe and an electrical-hazard (EH) rating, built by the Irish Setter line for ranch hands, oilfield crews, and pole-barn work where laces are a liability. If you are done kicking mud out of eyelets and re-tying frozen laces at 6 a.m., this is the boot to order. It slides on, seals out water, and protects your toes to the same impact/compression standard as any lace-up on our safety footwear wall.

The Marshall lands at $219.95 and pairs naturally with a pair of work socks and a set of work boot insoles if you spend long days on hard ground. It is a leather boot, so plan on boot care and waterproofing to keep the waterproofing alive.

The Irish Setter Marshall is a waterproof pull-on steel toe wellington in Irish Setter's work line, rated ASTM F2413 for impact and compression and carrying an EH rating for secondary protection against open circuits.

Why order the Marshall

• True pull-on, no laces: dual pull tabs and an 11-inch shaft mean on-and-off in seconds — the reason ranch and oilfield crews pick it over a lace-up like the Timberland PRO Pit Boss.
• ASTM F2413 steel toe: full impact/compression protection; if you want the trade-offs, read steel toe vs composite toe boots.
• Waterproof full-grain leather: seam-sealed against creek crossings, wet corrals, and washdown.
• EH rated: secondary shock protection against open circuits on dry footing — see the electrical hazard boots category for the full rated set.
• 11-inch shaft: keeps debris, snow, and splash out on the tallest-cut boot in our steel toe boots range.

Specifications

Who should buy the Marshall

Order this if your day is spent on a ranch, in an oilfield yard, or around a pole barn where laces catch, freeze, or clog with mud. If you are unsure whether your role requires a rated safety toe, our guide on when you need safety toe boots covers the OSHA and ASTM basics. The pull-on wellington cut is also the standard answer for anyone who wants dependable waterproof work boots without stooping to tie boots. It is not the right pick for climbing — if you work poles or steep terrain, a raised logger heel like the Irish Setter Mesabi logger tracks better. For flat concrete all day, a wedge romeo such as the Wolverine Trade Wedge romeo is lighter.

Sizing and fit

Because there are no laces to cinch, pull-on fit is driven by your instep and calf. Most wearers order their normal Irish Setter size; if you have a high instep or wide foot, size up a half and add a cushioned insole from our work boot insoles range to take up volume. The 11-inch shaft clears most jeans; tuck for wet work. Pair with moisture-wicking work socks to manage the taller boot's heat.

Marshall vs the pull-on and steel-toe field

Choose the Marshall over the Wolverine Trade Wedge romeo when you want a tall waterproof shaft instead of a low wedge; choose it over the Ariat Groundbreaker chelsea when you want a taller wellington rather than an ankle chelsea. All three are covered in our best pull-on work boots guide. Check current price on Amazon

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Irish Setter Marshall a true steel toe?

Yes. The Marshall carries an ASTM F2413 steel safety toe with I/75 C/75 impact and compression protection, the same standard as a lace-up steel toe. See our steel toe boots collection for other rated picks.

Is the Marshall waterproof?

Yes, it is a seam-sealed waterproof full-grain leather wellington. To keep the waterproofing performing, plan on periodic re-treatment from our boot care and waterproofing range.

Does the Marshall have an EH rating?

Yes. It is EH (electrical hazard) rated under ASTM F2413 for secondary protection against open circuits on dry footing. Browse the electrical hazard boots collection for the full rated set.

What size should I order in the Marshall?

Most wearers order their normal Irish Setter size. If you have a high instep or wide foot, size up a half and add a cushioned insole to take up volume, since there are no laces to cinch the fit.

Why choose a pull-on over a lace-up work boot?

Pull-on wellingtons go on and off in seconds with no laces to freeze, clog with mud, or snag. That is why ranch and oilfield crews prefer them; see our best pull-on work boots guide for the full field.

Can I climb poles or ladders in the Marshall?

It is fine for ladders but it has a flat heel, not a raised logger heel. For pole climbing or steep terrain, a logger like the Irish Setter Mesabi tracks better on the arch.

How tall is the shaft?

The Marshall is an 11-inch pull-on wellington, the tallest cut in our steel toe range, which keeps out mud, splash, and snow better than a 6- or 8-inch boot.

What sizes are stocked?

The Marshall runs sizes 8 through 13. Use the size picker on this page to see which sizes are currently in stock before you order.

Should I pair insoles with the Marshall?

Yes, if you spend long days on hard ground. A cushioned insole from our work boot insoles collection adds comfort and helps dial in the pull-on fit.

Is the Marshall good for oilfield work?

Yes. The laces-free wellington cut, waterproof leather, steel toe, and EH rating make it a common oilfield and ranch choice where laces are a hazard.

How do I care for the leather?

Clean off mud, let it dry away from direct heat, and re-apply a leather conditioner and waterproofer periodically. See our best boot care products guide for a routine.

Does it come with a warranty?

Warranty is handled through the manufacturer's standard footwear coverage. Register any defects with Irish Setter; WC Safety can point you to the return path on your order.

Is the Marshall heavy?

It is heavier than a 6-inch lace-up because of the 11-inch waterproof shaft and steel toe. If weight matters more than shaft height, consider a lower wedge romeo instead.