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FAQs
Safety shoes that are too tight can cause blisters, corns, calluses, bunions and even hammer toes. In some cases, these conditions are so severe that they require surgery to correct them. Of course, while surgery will correct these problems it comes with its own risks such as infection and permanent nerve damage.
What is the difference between S1 and S2 safety shoes? ›
S1 = As well as the basic toe protection, S1 will ensure that footwear has anti-static protection, is resistant to fuel oil and has energy absorption in the heel. S2 = These have all the same protection as S1, plus the added protection of preventing water penetration and absorption of the uppers.
Why do safety shoes hurt my feet? ›
Commonly made work safety footwear is the leading cause of pain in manual labourers. This happens because the rigid and solid material meant to shield from work-related accidents ends up severely restricting the natural movement of the feet and the joints.
What is the difference between safety shoes and safety boots? ›
Safety Boots are the most common type of safety footwear featuring a wider variety of properties including protective toe caps, slip-resistant soles, and penetration-resistant mid-soles. Safety shoes have similar properties to safety boots but do not provide the same level of protection and support.
Do safety shoes cause plantar fasciitis? ›
Ill-fitting safety footwear can do more harm
Issues such as bunions, corns and calluses, blisters, ingrown nails, hammertoes and even more painful conditions such as plantar fasciitis can occur.
What is the life expectancy of safety shoes? ›
Most safety experts recommend replacing your safety shoes every six months, particularly if you work in hazardous and harsh environments. This is crucial because worn-out or expired safety shoes may offer reduced protection, leading to an increased risk of injury.
How do I choose the best safety shoes? ›
When choosing your safety shoes, you should take a certain number of criteria into account, not just those related to personal safety, such as the choice of protection level and anticipated additional protection, but also aesthetic and comfort criteria for the people who will be wearing them, for example the material ...
Which category is best for safety shoes? ›
Category S3
These shoes suit almost any working environment, and are therefore the most popular in industry and the construction.
Which type of sole is best for safety shoes? ›
Rubber Soles
It has a harder compound, offering a superior degree of both cut and puncture resistance, as well as resistance to some harsher chemicals. It also boasts a 300' degree heat resistant outsole which also makes it non-conductive. Great for applications around both heat, extreme cold and electrical current.
Should safety shoes be tight or loose? ›
They should feel neither loose nor too tight. But they must feel snug and protective. Like swaddling a baby in a blanket. You should most certainly feel some resistance or pressure (you need to know they are there) but you shouldn't feel any pain.
If you are keen to invest in a pair of work boots that you can wear when you're adventuring off the clock, safety boots may be a good choice. However, if you are planning to hike regularly or set off on a walking holiday this summer, it is more sensible to opt for a pair of more flexible and specialist hiking boots.
Can safety shoes cause knee pain? ›
As with most parts of your body, everything is connected in subtle ways. If your work boots are too tight or the wrong size, your natural movement is restricted, which puts additional strain on your muscles and ligaments. Even the subtlest changes in how you move can seriously affect your knees and lower back.
What are the disadvantages of safety boots? ›
It is heavy – Many alternative materials used in modern safety boots are lighter than leather, the weight of which may make leather safety boots uncomfortable to wear for extended periods of time. It can be expensive – Leather safety boots can be more expensive than those made from alternative materials.
What are the disadvantages of not wearing safety shoes? ›
The consequences can be far-reaching if you are not wearing safety shoes: from a bruised toe, to paralysis or even amputation, the consequences are nearly always irreversible! In fact, choosing not to put on your protective equipment is choosing to put up with the consequences.
What are the long term effects of steel toe shoes? ›
Long hours of wearing safety shoes can potentially cause discomfort, blisters, or calluses, but permanent damage to the feet is unlikely if the shoes fit properly and are worn for extended periods with breaks to allow the feet to rest.
Can I refuse to wear safety shoes? ›
Your employer can tell you to wear safety equipment (such as gloves, a visor or boots) and if you don't, they are entitled to take disciplinary action, including excluding you from the workplace.
Are safety shoes worth it? ›
You Can Prevent On-The-Job Burns
Chemical burns, molten metal splashes, and other poisons that cause skin injury can all be avoided with proper safety footwear.
