Safety features overview
Are you up on your feet all day working in heavy environments? Then you know that protective footwear is essential on the job to work in a safe and responsible way, day-to-day.
Besides the fact that safety shoes are vital, you should know what kind of protection suits your work environment best, so don’t just pick one!
Thanks to continuous investments in innovation, extensive product testing in all stages and the knowhow of our team, we are able to offer you a wide range of technical features. We monitor the latest changes in safety standards and always try to meet or exceed them where possible. The tables below give you an overview of all our safety features together with the icons we use to label our safety shoes.
This page will help you out choosing the safety shoe that suits your work environment!
Do you need advice or do you have a question about the features below? Don’t hesitate to contact us right away, We're social!
Technical features for safety shoes
Water resistant upper
shortcode: WRU
Heel energy absorption
Waterproof shoe
shortcode: WR
Electrical hazard
shortcode: EH
Antistatic shoe
Composite or steel toecap
Breathable upper
Oil and fuel resistant outsole
Slip resistant outsole
shortcode: SRA/SRC
Puncture resistance
shortcode: P
Extra features
Metal free
Electrostatic discharge
shortcode: ESD
Warm lining
Lightweight shoe
Soft impact foam
Heat insulated
shortcode: HI
Non-marking outsole
Heat resistant outsole
shortcode: HRO
Cold insulated
shortcode: CI
Coolmax lining
Breathability
DGUV
Shoes For Crews
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