Safety shoes are essential for protecting workers’ feet in various workplaces. They are commonly used in industrial production, construction sites, iron and steel metallurgy, machinery manufacturing, and automobile manufacturing.

There are many types of safety shoes, including those that protect toes, prevent punctures, are insulating, and resistant to acids and alkalis. For example, puncture – resistant safety shoes have soles with strong oil resistance, and their uppers are made of leather, fabric, sponge, etc., to facilitate the work of users.

When selecting safety shoes, it is crucial to base the choice on the nature and degree of hazards in the working environment. After choosing the style and color, one should check the materials of the safety shoes. Distinguish between genuine and fake leather for the upper, and identify the type of leather such as cowhide, pigskin, or sheepskin. The lining material should be soft, with uniform thickness, and not easy to fall off or fade. Also, don’t forget to check the heels.

Safety shoes should come with a product certificate and an instruction manual. Before use, workers must read the manual according to the usage conditions and use them correctly. For special protective safety shoes, it is necessary to check and keep them clean after use, and store them in a pollution – free and dry place. Sometimes, newly bought safety shoes may rub against the feet, but this doesn’t necessarily mean there is a product quality issue.