Women's Steel Toe Cap PU Wellington Boots
Women's PU wellingtons with a steel toe cap, puncture-resistant sole and non-slip, oil-resistant tread — waterproof foot protection for wet-ground trimming.
In short:These women's wellington boots are made of PU with a steel toe cap, a puncture-resistant sole and a non-slip, oil-resistant tread, and are CE certified and waterproof. They protect feet from thrown stones and dropped tools on wet ground, ditches and boggy verges. They are not chainsaw cut-protection boots, so for clearing-saw or chainsaw work choose boots certified to EN ISO 17249.
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Pros
- Fully waterproof for wet grass, ditches and bogs
- Steel toe and puncture-resistant sole
- PU is lighter and warmer than rubber
Cons
- Not chainsaw cut-protection boots
- Less ankle support than lace-up boots on slopes
- Amazon.co.uk listing unavailable in October 2026
What they are
The boots on our link are women’s safety wellingtons made of PU, with a steel toe cap, a puncture-resistant sole and a non-slip, oil-resistant tread. The listing says they’re CE certified and waterproof (model DEUS7-006). Earlier versions of this page described chainsaw-rated forestry wellies; these are not cut-protection boots. When we checked in October 2026 the listing showed as unavailable.
When wellies make sense
Strimming wet grass, ditch banks and boggy field edges soaks ordinary boots in minutes. Safety wellies keep your feet dry while protecting toes from stones and dropped tools, and a puncture-resistant sole guards against thorns and old nails hidden in overgrown ground. PU is generally lighter and warmer than traditional rubber.
Limits
Wellingtons give less ankle support than lace-up boots, so take care on steep, uneven slopes. And they don’t offer cut protection against a saw blade or chainsaw — for that, choose boots certified to EN ISO 17249, such as cut-protection forestry boots.
Alternatives
For dry ground, steel-toe forestry boots give better support. See the best safety gear for brush cutting.
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