Mechanic shoes

Are you looking for mechanic's shoes for your staff or for yourself? Here are some key points to help you make the right decision: Enhanced security Mechanic's shoes must offer maximum protection. Choose models with steel or composite toecaps to protect your feet from impacts and heavy objects. The protective toe cap, generally made of steel or composite, protects your toes against impact and compression. Depending on the purpose of your footwear, you may need to use footwear that meets the requirements of EN 20346 (100 Joules protective footwear) or EN 20345 (200 Joules safety footwear). These standards guarantee optimum protection against mechanical risks. A non-slip sole may also be essential to avoid the risk of falls, especially on greasy or oily floors. You will need to pay close attention to the specific class of the model you are looking for: FO (hydrocarbon-resistant sole) or P (puncture-resistant sole that withstands the force developed by a person weighing around 80 to 90 kg when walking), for example. Durable comfort Designed for long, intense days, footwear needs to be comfortable. Look for models with ergonomic, removable and washable insoles that provide good foot support. ALM selects models with cushioning in the heel and forefoot to reduce the pain associated with prolonged standing. Resistant materials The materials used must be both robust and weather-resistant. Leather or reinforced synthetic fabrics are ideal for their wear-resistance and waterproofing, which means they can be used in a wide range of conditions, even in damp environments. Ventilation and breathability Shoes must also be well ventilated to prevent excessive sweating. Opt for breathable models that keep your feet dry, even during long working hours. Take a look at our range of mechanics' shoes for professionals.