Unisex casual footwear Water-resistant TRISTON SHOES FOR CREWS

The Crews Triston II OB slip-on clog shoes are designed for ease of use and to provide comfort throughout the entire workday. The Triston II OB shoes feature a superior slip-resistant and obstruction-resistant outsole, designed to perform on a variety of floor surfaces to offer unbeatable grip levels. The water-resistant materials keep you safe and dry from any accidental spills, providing additional protection for your feet when you need it most. The Triston II OB shoe is suitable for a wide range of jobs, but its features make it particularly ideal for those working in the restaurant and hospitality sector.

FEATURES

• Slip-resistant
• Removable EVA insole
• Water-resistant
• Obstruction-resistant outsole
• CE certified
• Metal-free

WHAT TYPE OF WORK IS IT SUITABLE FOR

Hospitality, restaurant, food

Healthcare

Emergency services, law enforcement, security forces, and military

TECHNICAL DATA

• Recycled polyester lining
• Recycled microfiber upper
• WATER REPELLENT upper to temporarily repel water and keep feet dry
• Metal-free
• Vegan product
• EXTREMELY SLIP-RESISTANT SFC OUTSOLE
• TRIPGUARD TO PROTECT AGAINST FALLS
• OBSTRUCTION-RESISTANT INSOLE
• Removable cushioned EVA insole

SIZE GUIDE

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

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 align with 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 1/2 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 evening.
2. Always try on your new shoes with the same socks 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 one 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 on 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 - MARKING

EN ISO 20347:2012 OB SRC

OB (Occupational Basic): This marking indicates that the footwear is suitable for use in a basic work environment but does not have additional protection such as steel toe caps or specific protective elements.

SRC: This code refers to slip resistance levels. SRC is the highest level of certification that ensures the footwear meets slip testing on both ceramic and steel surfaces under wet conditions. This means it offers good traction and reduces the risk of slipping.

ESD (Electrostatic Discharge): This marking indicates that the footwear is designed for people working in environments where static electricity buildup can be a problem. ESD shoes help dissipate static electricity and protect both the user and any electronic components they may be handling. These markings are important to ensure the safety and effectiveness of footwear in different work environments.

EN ISO 20345:2022 The standard defines the basic and additional (optional) requirements for safety footwear. It includes, among others, mechanical risks, slip resistance, thermal risks, and ergonomic behavior.