Farmer and breeder shoes

Are you looking for farming footwear for your employees or yourself? Here are some key points to help you make the right decision: Safety and protection Farming footwear must meet strict standards to ensure optimum protection. In Europe, the standards NF EN ISO 20346 (Protective footwear 100 Joules) or EN 20345 (Safety footwear 200 Joules). These certifications guarantee that footwear offers adequate protection against mechanical risks. S3 = SB + A + E + FO + closed rear + WRU + P + lug sole + SRC: - SB: the shoe has a protective toe cap that can withstand up to 200 joules, - A: it has antistatic protection (which dissipates electrostatic charges), - E: and an energy-absorbing heel, - FO: a hydrocarbon-resistant sole, - WRU: a stem resistant to water absorption and penetration, - P: an anti-puncture sole (which resists the force developed by a person weighing around 80-90 kg when walking). - SRC: and finally an anti-slip sole, SRA (on ceramic floors/Lauryl sulphate) + SRB (on steel floors/Glycerine). Resistance and waterproofing Exposed to moisture, mud and agricultural products, footwear must be designed with resistant materials such as leather or waterproof polymers. The waterproof models recommended by ALM keep feet dry all day long. Comfort and ergonomics Comfort is essential to avoid fatigue. A good pair of agricultural shoes offers effective cushioning, a non-slip sole and optimum breathability to limit perspiration. Good ankle support is also essential to reduce the risk of twisting. Maintenance and durability Footwear must be easy to clean and designed to last, even in tough conditions. The models offered by ALM with reinforced soles and waterproof seams ensure extra durability. Take a look at our range of farmer and breeder footwear for professionals. 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.