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Footwear

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When undertaking work, it is imperative to have the correct footwear. Working for extended periods with incorrect footwear can lead to issues with your feet and body. As well as this, it can also potentially lead to injuries. Our wide range allows you to safely undertake work at height and in industrial settings, medical fields, horeca / hospitality and day to day work where you expect to be on your feet a lot. Specifically, we supply safety boots, safety shoes, safety trainers, work boots, work shoes, work clogs and work sandals, with numerous safety and comfortability features. Our footwear range is manufactured by well known and reputable brands including Birkenstock, Caterpillar, Puma and Reebok.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I consider when choosing safety footwear for work?

The correct footwear depends on the hazards identified during the workplace risk assessment. Factors such as impact protection, slip resistance, penetration resistance, water resistance and electrical properties should all be considered where relevant. The footwear should also provide adequate support and remain comfortable during long periods of standing or walking. Selecting footwear that matches both the working environment and the user's duties helps reduce fatigue and improve safety.

What is the difference between safety boots and safety shoes?

Safety boots provide additional ankle coverage, which may offer greater support on uneven ground or in demanding industrial environments. Safety shoes are generally lighter and may be preferred where mobility and flexibility are important. Both can include protective toe caps, slip-resistant soles and other certified safety features depending on the model. The choice should be based on workplace hazards rather than appearance or personal preference alone.

When should I replace work footwear?

Footwear should be replaced when the soles become excessively worn, the tread no longer provides sufficient grip, or the upper has been damaged. Cracked materials, damaged stitching or worn internal linings can also reduce comfort and protective performance. If safety footwear has sustained a significant impact that may have affected the protective toe cap or other safety features, it should be removed from service. Regular inspections help identify problems before they become a safety risk.

Are slip resistant work shoes suitable for every working environment?

Slip resistance is an important feature, but it does not eliminate the risk of slipping in every condition. Different flooring materials, contaminants such as oil or water, and the condition of the sole all influence performance. Good housekeeping and suitable walking surfaces remain essential parts of slip prevention. Footwear should always be selected with the specific workplace conditions in mind.

Why is a proper fit important when buying protective footwear?

Footwear that is too loose can reduce stability and increase the likelihood of trips or blisters, while footwear that is too tight may cause discomfort and pressure points during long shifts. A secure fit helps maintain natural movement and allows the safety features to perform as intended. Workers who spend many hours on their feet may also benefit from supportive footbeds that improve comfort throughout the day. Trying footwear with appropriate work socks can help achieve the best fit before regular use.