U-Power Scott Low Shoe ESD S1P SRC

The method used to secure the shoe to your foot, affecting how easy it is to put on and take off.

Indicates the level of protective features, from basic safety compliance to enhanced protection with additional guards and reinforcements.

Oil-resistant soles ensure secure footing and lasting durability in oily environments.

Protect your feet from sharp objects and unseen hazards, giving you peace of mind on any job site.

Shock-absorbing soles provide cushioned comfort, reducing impact and foot fatigue for all-day wear.

Anti-slip soles provide superior grip, keeping you safe and steady on challenging surfaces.

The external appearance of the shoe, affecting workplace compliance, professional look, and personal style preferences.

Determines the visual appearance of the shoe, affecting workplace compliance, professional look, and personal preference.

The color of the shoe's bottom sole, allowing coordination with workplace requirements or personal style preferences.

The interior material that lines the inside of the shoe, affecting comfort, moisture management, breathability, and temperature regulation during wear.

The material used in the protective toe cap, determining the level of impact protection, weight, and suitability for different work environments.

The design and padding around the shoe's ankle opening, affecting comfort and fit during extended wear.

The material used to construct the shoe's bottom surface, affecting slip resistance, durability, chemical resistance, and comfort for different work environments.

Indicates whether the shoe is designed for men's, women's, or unisex foot anatomy to ensure proper fit and comfort during wear.