Intervention shoes

Are you looking for footwear for your staff or yourself? Here are the key points to help you make the right decision: Advanced protection Firefighting footwear incorporates a protective toecap and a puncture-resistant sole, while being lightweight and flexible to ensure responsiveness and agility. They must comply with current safety standards: primarily NF EN ISO 20346 for footwear resistant to a 200 joule impact or EN 20345 for footwear resistant to a 200 joule impact (and a crushing force of 1500daN) Impact and weather resistance Made from waterproof materials (treated leather, technical membranes), they are resistant to rain, mud and harsh environments. In addition, models with protection against mechanical shocks can be useful in certain working environments (class E: energyabsorbing heel: class M: metatarsal protection = protects the top of the foot from the fall of a 10 kg mass from a height of 1 metre!) Grip and stability Some work environments require the sole to comply with SRA (Ceramic / Lauryl Sulphate), SRB (Steel / Glycerine) or SRC (SRA + SRB) standards. In some cases, it is advisable to choose a model that is resistant to perforation (P) or hydrocarbons (FO). Optimum support The mid-high or high sha provides good ankle support while allowing fast, precise movement. Modern, functional design The models recommended by ALM combine a professional look with advanced technology, ensuring efficiency and safety in all circumstances. Take a look at our range of professional footwear: trainers, rangers and other models. With ALM, the specialist in professional clothing, you can benefit from optimum comfort and unrivalled performance to help you excel with your customers and staff.