Product Details:
The steel toe shoes make standard steel toe cap, can effectively protect your toes from falling objects and impact damage. Air cushion support and lightweight cushioning sock liner, relax your feet from daily work with additional protection. Ultra-wear resistant sole provides traction and have a strong grip. Provides ultimate relief no matter how strenuous your active lifestyle gets. Work shoes are suitable for men and women who work on the Construction Sites, Auto Industry, Manufacturing Industry, Warehouse, Restaurant and so on.
Features:
- INDESTRUCTIBLE SHOES: Men's steel-toed shoes use standard steel toe, which can absorb a lot of weight. The steel toe in these work shoes provides good protection against impact and heavy loads. Our large steel toe cap allows your toes to breathe and stretch. It provides movement space for the toes and prevents discomfort caused by difficult movement of the toes.
- Slip resistance: It is made of tire rubber outsole design and material, does not deform, and the bottom does not crack. The sole pattern imitates the anti-skid tire design and adds anti-skid grooves to provide strong traction and grip, suitable for various venues.
- ARCH SUPPORT INSOLES: Each pair of our steel toe shoes come with a pair of arch support insoles which remain the feet comfortable even after long hours of heavy duty work. The thickened insoles are specifically designed for indestructible shoes and work shoes, greatly reduce the stress and absorb the shock.
- BREATHABLE UPPER: Our indestructible steel-toed shoes are designed with a breathable mesh upper, which has excellent breathability. It can effectively help you evaporate foot sweat under your high-intensity or high-temperature work, allowing your feet to be free Breathing can make your feet feel comfortable during long hours of work.
- Multi Outdoor Uses: Steel toe shoes are designed for men and women moving fast on the mountain, hiking, climbing, jogging, running, trekking, gardening, industry, sports, warehouse, outdoor work, etc.
