Safety boots ENGINEER IV CT EN ISO 20345 SR S7L SHOES FOR CREWS

The safety shoe Shoes for Crews Engineer IV CT is designed to provide comfort and unbeatable protection throughout your workday. With safety at the forefront, our Engineer IV CT shoes are made with puncture-resistant materials and feature a composite toe that can withstand an impact of 200 joules.

The superior slip-resistant outsole and TripGuard technology also provide industry-leading grip levels on a variety of surfaces. Complying with the EN ISO 20345:2011 standard, our Engineer IV CT safety shoes are suitable for a wide range of workplaces and are ideal for warehouse staff and logistics drivers.

FEATURES

• EN ISO 20345:2022 [S7L SR LG]
• Removable cushioned insole (recycled EVA)
• Energy-absorbing heel design
• Composite toe - 200 joules
• Puncture resistant
• TripGuard slip-resistant sole that prevents trips
• Waterproof upper coated in leather
• Recycled polyester inner lining
• Metal-free, antistatic
• Easy to clean
• Weight per shoe: 718 grams (based on size 41)

APPROPRIATE FOR WHICH TYPE OF WORK

• Warehouse staff
• Logistics drivers
• Environments where workers may expose their feet to punctures and impacts

TECHNICAL DATA

• Leather upper
• WATER RESISTANT designed to repel water and keep feet dry
• COMPOSITE SAFETY TOE – 200 JOULES
• Metal-free
• 4SG - FOUR SEASONS GRIP
• EXTREMELY SLIP RESISTANT SFC SOLE
• TRIPGUARD TO PROTECT AGAINST FALLS
• Traction lugs RESISTANT TO OBSTRUCTIONS

SIZE GUIDE

You can use our size conversion charts to find your respective shoe sizes in the US, Europe, and the UK.

FITTING TIPS AND GUIDELINES

Sizing standards vary among different manufacturers, so we recommend ordering the size that normally fits you best. Shoes For Crews footwear aims to maintain consistent sizing across all different styles, and their sizes generally conform to European sizing standards. All available sizes are shown in the Select Size dropdown menu on our website. If you are between sizes, we recommend ordering a half size larger.

1. The best time to measure and fit shoes is when your feet are at their largest, usually at the end of the afternoon or in the evening.
2. Always try on your new shoes with the same socks that you will typically wear with this type of shoe.
3. If you use your own insoles or orthotics inside your shoes, consider the additional volume when fitting new shoes. If your new shoes have a removable insole, remember to take it out and replace it with your own insole or orthotic. Insoles or orthotics affect how a shoe fits.
4. Select the shoe style that best fits the shape of your foot.
5. Make sure the widest part of your foot (the circumference around the ball) fits comfortably in the widest part of the shoe. Shoes should be as wide as your feet and a thumb (1/2 inch) longer than your longest toe when standing.
6. Move your toes to ensure you have enough space for them.
7. Do not select a shoe that is too small to avoid heel slippage. Your shoe should fit comfortably over the top of your foot, even if it is new.
8. Boots provide more support and are more durable, but they can be heavier and less flexible at the top of the shoe.
9. Try your new shoes at home or on a clean surface for a few minutes before deciding on their fit and comfort.
10. Remember that the size of your feet changes as you age, usually getting larger.
11. Do not buy shoes that are too tight and expect them to stretch to fit. They won’t.
12. Shoes with thick soles cushion your feet better on hard surfaces.
13. A lace-up or Velcro® closure shoe generally fits better than a slip-on or heeled model.
14. Low-heeled shoes are more comfortable and secure than high-heeled ones.

NORMATIVE

EN ISO 20345:2022 [S7L SR LG]

Basic requirements for safety footwear to ensure worker protection and safety in the workplace.