Is the Caliper Wellington actually waterproof?

Yes. It uses a Danner Dry waterproof liner, which the brand rates to keep feet dry in mud and muck. The liner is built into the boot rather than sprayed on.

Does it have a safety toe?

The Caliper Wellington is described around comfort and waterproofing, not a safety toe. If your job requires impact protection, look for a Danner model explicitly rated with a safety toe.

How does the fit run?

It is a slip-on with no laces, so the fit is set by the boot's opening and instep rather than adjustable lacing. Try it with the socks you work in, since a pull-on can feel looser than a laced boot.

What kind of work is it made for?

Danner positions it for contractors, farmers and anyone in and out of boots all day, including fence mending and brush clearing. It suits wet, muddy outdoor work more than heavy industrial settings.

How much cushioning does it have?

Four layers of cushioning sit underfoot, which Danner says gives maximum comfort from sunup to sundown. That is more underfoot padding than a basic rubber wellington typically offers.