Wolverine Floorhand 6-Inch Waterproof Steel Toe Work Boot

Wolverine Floorhand Waterproof Steel Toe Boot — Value Protection for Wet Sites

The Wolverine Floorhand waterproof steel toe boot pairs an ASTM F2413 steel toe with a full-grain waterproof leather upper at one of the lowest prices for a sealed safety boot. It is the budget anchor of our waterproof work boots lineup for crews standing in mud, rain, and wet concrete.

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The Wolverine Floorhand steel toe is a 6-inch waterproof leather work boot with a steel safety toe meeting ASTM F2413, a moisture-wicking mesh lining, and a lightweight cement construction built for wet worksites at a value price.

Key features

• ASTM F2413 steel safety toe for dropped-tool impact and compression protection
• Waterproof full-grain leather upper, a value standout among our waterproof work boots
• Moisture-wicking mesh lining to keep feet drier through long wet shifts
• Lightweight cement construction for lower weight than welted boots
• Steel-toe upgrade over the soft-toe Floorhand, toe protection plus waterproofing in one boot

Specifications

Best jobs and worksites for this boot

Reach for the steel-toe Floorhand on wet construction sites, concrete pours, landscaping in the rain, and any job where standing water and dropped-tool hazards meet. The waterproof leather and mesh lining keep feet drier than an unsealed boot, and the steel toe covers the impact hazard. It is the value pick when you would otherwise pay much more for a sealed safety boot in our steel toe boots collection.

This boot has no EH rating, so for electrical work choose an EH-rated sealed boot like the Ariat Treadfast waterproof steel toe boot. It is also not insulated; for winter, step up to the Timberland PRO Direct Attach MaxTRAX insulated steel toe boot. If you do not need toe protection, the soft-toe Wolverine Floorhand waterproof soft toe boot is the lighter, lower-cost sibling.

Sizing, Waterproofing, and Fit Notes

The Wolverine Floorhand steel toe runs true to size for most feet. Order your normal work-boot size; if you wear thick waterproof socks in winter, consider a half size up. The footbed is removable, so you can add a cushioned or waterproof-friendly insole from our work boot insoles range, the best work boot insoles guide has picks that suit wet-weather boots.

Waterproofing lasts longer when the leather is maintained; treat the upper periodically with a product from our boot care and waterproofing range and pair with quick-drying work socks. This is the steel-toe version; if you want the exact boot without a safety cap, cross-shop the soft-toe Wolverine Floorhand. Not sure whether you need a safety toe at all? Read when do you need safety toe boots.

Floorhand Steel Toe vs. Soft Toe and Other Waterproof Picks

How the Wolverine Floorhand waterproof steel toe boot compares to its own soft-toe sibling and other sealed value boots. The key differences are toe protection, EH rating, and insulation. The best waterproof work boots guide ranks the full field.

• Choose the steel-toe Floorhand over the soft-toe Floorhand when dropped tools or heavy material are a real hazard.
• Pick the Ariat Treadfast instead if you need an EH rating with your waterproofing.
• For cold weather, step up to the Timberland PRO Direct Attach MaxTRAX insulated boot.

Frequently asked questions

Is the steel-toe Floorhand actually waterproof?

Yes. The Floorhand steel toe uses a waterproof full-grain leather upper. Keep the leather conditioned with products from our boot care range to preserve the seal.

What is the difference between the steel-toe and soft-toe Floorhand?

This version adds an ASTM F2413 steel safety toe for impact and compression protection. The soft-toe Floorhand is lighter and cheaper but has no toe protection.

What size should I order?

Order your normal work-boot size. If you wear thick waterproof socks in winter, consider going up a half size.

Does the Floorhand steel toe have an EH rating?

No. It is not EH-rated. For electrical work, choose an EH boot such as the Ariat Treadfast or Thorogood American Heritage.

Is the Floorhand insulated for winter?

No. It is not insulated. For cold-weather work choose the Timberland PRO Direct Attach MaxTRAX insulated steel toe boot.

Can I replace the insole?

Yes. The footbed is removable. See the best work boot insoles guide for cushioned options that suit waterproof boots.

How do I keep the waterproofing working?

Condition and treat the leather periodically with products from our boot care and waterproofing range, and pair with quick-drying work socks.

What jobs is this boot best for?

Wet construction, concrete pours, and rainy outdoor labor where dropped tools are a hazard. Browse more sealed options in our waterproof work boots collection.

Is cement construction a downside?

It makes the boot lighter and cheaper but harder to resole than a welted boot. For a resolable premium alternative, see the Thorogood American Heritage.

Do I even need a steel toe?

If dropped tools or heavy material are part of your day, yes. Our guide on when you need safety toe boots helps you decide.

What sizes are available?

Sizes 8 through 13, including 9.5 and 10.5.

Where can I read a full review?

See our full Wolverine Floorhand steel toe review and the best waterproof work boots guide.

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