FAQ: Low Safety Shoes

What is the difference between S1P and S3 in low shoes?

S1P shoes are ideal for dry environments because they are very breathable; they include a toe cap and anti-puncture lamina. S3s, on the other hand, are water-repellent, suitable for those working outdoors or in environments where water and oils are present.

What are ESD low shoes?

ESD (ElectroStatic Discharge) shoes constantly dissipate accumulated static electricity from the body to the ground. They are mandatory for those working with microchips, explosives or in clean rooms.

Are low shoes as safe as high ones?

Absolutely yes in terms of impact and perforation (same EN ISO 20345 standards). The difference lies only in lateral ankle support, which is higher in tall models.