Sports/Sneakers

If a safety class is listed, such as S1P or S3, the protection is exactly equal to that of a classic model: the standard makes no distinction based on appearance. The difference lies in weight, materials and fit, not in the level of protection.

A dial closure with a steel cable instead of laces. You tighten the shoe precisely in a few seconds, and with a click it's loose again. Handy if you take the shoes on and off often, and there are no loose laces that can get caught on something.

This is best done with an S3 or S3S model, because the upper of these is tested for water repellency. Sneakers with S1 or S1P often have a breathable textile or mesh upper that lets water through, so you quickly get wet feet in rain or on wet ground. They are mainly intended for dry indoor environments such as warehouses and workshops.

Yes, this collection also includes safety sneakers on a women's last. These are narrower and have a lower instep than men's models, so they fit better and are less likely to cause pressure points. The protection class is the same as for comparable men's models. Check the available sizes and the safety code in the product name for each model.