Double H Antonio 13" Square Toe Western Work Boot — Light Brown — DH5134
A Men's 13" Wide Square Toe Roper built with the hardworking durability you need every day.
This boot features a removable footbed insert and our oil- and slip-resisting Aeroglide outsole for superior traction.
Key Features of the Double H Antonio DH5134
- Earthquake Rust Leather
- Wide Square Toe
- Soft Pig Print Lining
- 10 Row Stitch Pattern
- Electrical Hazard Rated
- Double Stitched Welt
- Removable PU Insert
- Rubber Midsole
- Aeroglide Unit Bottom
- 1 5/8 Inch Heel
Soft Toe, EH Rated
The Antonio is a soft toe boot, built without safety toe components, while still carrying electrical hazard protection — tested to withstand 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage.
Flexible, Resoleable Construction
The Aeroglide outsole stays flexible for long-wearing traction, and the double-stitched welt construction means the boot is built to be resoled rather than replaced when the outsole wears through.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Antonio DH5134 have a safety toe?
This is the non-safety version. If your job requires a rated toe, the DH6134 shares the same 13" wide square build with a composite safety toe.
Is the Antonio electrical hazard rated?
Yes, tested to withstand 18,000 volts at 60Hz for one minute without leakage, even without a safety toe.
Can the Antonio be resoled?
Yes, the double-stitched welt construction is built to be resoled, extending the boot's working life.
How does the Antonio fit?
It runs true to size — order the size you wear in athletic shoes, and choose Wide if you normally need an EE width. The wide square toe leaves room across the forefoot, and a snug instep on day one is normal for a 13-inch pull-on; the PU insert is removable.
Is the Antonio waterproof?
It is a non-waterproof leather boot; the Earthquake Rust leather sheds light moisture and can be treated, but there is no waterproof membrane. For a waterproof Double H, see the Roy or Abner.
How do I care for the Antonio?
Knock off dirt, wipe the leather clean, let the boot dry away from direct heat, and condition the leather every few months. The double-stitched welt means a cobbler can resole it when the Aeroglide bottom wears.
