Waterproof
- Designed specifically for wet or water-related environments, it uses waterproof materials (such as full-grain leather and waterproof membranes) and sealing techniques (such as sealed seams with tape) to effectively prevent moisture from penetrating the boots, keeping your feet dry and comfortable. It is suitable for rainy day operations, construction sites, aquaculture and other scenarios.
ESD
- Special conductive materials or structures (such as conductive midsoles and heels) can safely channel static electricity accumulated on the human body to the ground, preventing static discharge and sparking. This is crucial for working in flammable and explosive environments (such as electronics workshops, chemical plants, and gas stations) or around precision equipment.
Anti-Static
- The sole adopts a special rubber formula and deep engraving design (such as multi-directional grooves and bionic patterns), which provides strong ground grip, effectively resists wet, oily or slippery surfaces, and significantly reduces the risk of slipping. It is an essential safety equipment for kitchens, factories, warehouses, and outdoor operations.
Chainsaw Boot
- Designed for the high-risk performance of chain saw operators, the front of the boot (particularly the instep and shin area) is embedded with high-strength, cut-resistant materials (such as aramid fiber and stainless steel mesh). This can instantly stop high-speed chainsaw chains, providing the highest level of leg protection and is a mandatory safety requirement for forestry work.
white shoe
- These shoes typically meet specific hygiene standards (e.g., for food, pharmaceutical, and cleanroom applications). White makes stains and damage easily visible and facilitates cleaning and disinfection. The upper is often made of a non-porous, easy-to-clean synthetic material (e.g., PU/PVC). They possess basic safety shoe characteristics (e.g., anti-slip and anti-smash) and are designed to prevent contamination from foreign matter.
hiking boots
- Designed for long-distance walking or lightweight outdoor activities, these shoes prioritize comfort, support, and low-to-medium impact protection. They typically feature a durable, grippy sole, a mid-high top design with good ankle support, and breathable fabric (leather/fabric blend). While not considered professional industrial safety shoes, some styles may include basic protective features (such as anti-slip protection and a protective toe cap).