Description
The Portwest Base Record S3 safety shoe, model B0609 Rafting, is a robust and metal-free safety shoe specifically developed for professionals who require maximum foot protection and long-lasting comfort on a daily basis. These high-quality shoes are ideal for intensive use in various demanding work environments. Thanks to advanced materials and an ergonomic fit, this model offers the perfect balance between safety and walking comfort throughout the entire workday.
For which tasks and sectors is this S3 safety shoe most suitable?
This certified safety shoe is excellently suited for heavy-duty work in construction, logistics, industry, and the agricultural sector.
Thanks to the water-repellent upper, your feet will stay dry during outdoor work in damp conditions. Additionally, the sole is resistant to hydrocarbons, making the shoe highly practical for environments where oils and fuels are used. The shock absorber in the heel reduces the impact on your joints when walking on hard surfaces.
What do the S3L and SR standards mean for this Portwest B0609 safety shoe?
The S3L standard guarantees that this shoe features a protective safety toe cap capable of withstanding an impact of 200 joules, a puncture-resistant sole, and a water-repellent upper.
The SR rating indicates that the outsole offers excellent slip resistance on various slippery surfaces, which significantly reduces the risk of slipping. Because the shoe is completely non-magnetic, it contains no iron or nickel, which is ideal for workplaces with metal detectors.
This men's shoe is equipped with a custom orthopedic footbed in accordance with the DGUV112-191 standard, which ensures an optimal and healthy fit during long working days.
Features:
- Antistatic footwear
- Water-repellent upper to prevent water penetration
- Non-magnetic - nickel and iron free
- 200 joule resistant safety toe cap
- Puncture-resistant sole
- Shock absorption in the heel area
- Hydrocarbon resistant
- Men's width
- Custom orthopedic footbed, in accordance with European standard DGUV112-191