
DEAR CUSTOMERS
During pandemic restrictions, our normal operations and supply have been disrupted, but we’re making the best of it with our Giving Covid The Boot campaign. In an effort to support frontline responders and workers during COVID, Dayton has chosen to prioritize production towards booting up these brave individuals. Since we’re dedicating our production to Giving Covid the Boot we’re not accepting Made to Order, Custom orders or non-warranty repair requests.
You can still visit us in-store with an appointment between 10am and 6pm Monday to Friday and we’re best reached via email as we will not be monitoring the phones regularly. Please note that masks are required in-store. Thank you for helping us to support our Dayton Heroes and keep everyone safe and healthy! If you are a frontline worker THANK YOU and please get in touch at bootcovid@daytonboots.com to go to the head of the line to let Dayton Boots get you through these tough days!
DAYTON FAVOURITES

Service Boot

Engineer Soft Toe

MOTO Boot

6408 CSA Work Boot 8”

6406 CSA Work Boot 6”

6460 CSA Engineer

6480 CSA IronWorker

6404 CSA OHM Romeo
Featured product

Service Boot
SINCE 1946
THE DAYTON BOOTS STORY
Charlie Wohlford started Dayton Boots in the winter of 1946, after gaining a reputation for repairing loggers’ boots to a better quality than when they were new. Dayton’s reputation for being the best made logging boot in the world quickly spread and soon became the brand name for everybody from loggers and men on tough construction jobs to rough necks in the oil patch as well as fire and police departments.
1960 Introduction of the
Goodyear Welt
In the early 1960’s Dayton added the Goodyear welt method of boot manufacturing to its already famous hand nailed line of boots. This process allowed Dayton to diversify into western, service and lighter footwear that continued to demonstrate Dayton Boots’ high standard of quality and durability.
1962 - 1965
Introduction of Western and Black Beauty
In 1962, Dayton introduced their western boot – the first to eliminate inside seams in favour of outside seams – which helped to reduce chafing on the legs of riders. By 1965, with the advent of better rubber soles, Dayton designed and started production of the Black Beauty motorcycle boot. This boot still continues to be one of Dayton’s most popular models.
1978 refining quality
The Double-soled engineer
In 1978 Dayton introduced the double-soled Engineer, a favourite with motorcyclists all over the world, and is likely the toughest motorcycle boot ever made. Even today, Dayton’s lighter Goodyear welted motorcycle boots surpass the quality of every other motorcycle boot made in the industry. Some may look similar but most are constructed with cardboard and glue, so while they may look fine on a shelf they’ll rarely last anywhere close to a Dayton.
Dayton Today
continuing the tradition
Today, Dayton’s are still made with the same attention to detail that’s gone into every pair since 1946. Our boots are still crafted by hand, to the same exacting standards and offer a lifetime warranty.
Find out more about Dayton Boots in these short documentaries.
DAYTON INSIDERS REPORT


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