Safety shoes for everyday jobs
Safety shoes should be comfortable, abrasion-resistant and durable. They should also be appropriate for the respective working conditions. Do you work outdoors or indoors? What is the risk assessment of your professional duties? This determines the minimum protection class you need to wear at work. The basic specification in general workshops is S1P. In car workshops, for example, it is mandatory to wear S3 safety shoes. Here you will find more detailed information about the different protection classes.
Safety shoes according to DIN EN ISO 20345
The ideal choice of safety shoes for your job depends on the activities you perform and the associated risks. Our comfortable safety shoes are certified according to the international standard DIN EN ISO 20345.
FAQ - the most common questions on professional and work shoes
Everyday dirt can be removed easily with a brush or a damp cloth. In the case of leather shoes, regular care with leather balm is recommended from first acquiring. It is best to rub the balm in with a cotton cloth and then leave the shoes to sit for 12 to 24 hours. This makes the leather supple and durable. Raw leather shoes such as suede or buckskin should be brushed regularly with a soft textile brush.
On long working days, it is normal for feet to release moisture and sweat. However, safety shoes are not suitable for washing in the washing machine.
In general, you should know that ESD shoes protect items and not the wearer. ESD stands for electrostatic discharge, which is the electrical charge between two elements equalizing to restore electrical balance. If you walk over a carpet in an office and then touch a metal latch, it is not uncommon to get a small electric "shock”. ESD shoes are designed to prevent damage occurring from discharge, such as electronic components being destroyed, or fires/explosions occurring in areas at risk of such, such as fuel installations. Warning: ESD shoes are not suitable for working on electrical sources.