High work shoes for women

No Risk Black Tiger

No Risk X-treme Mid Black

Quelle chaussure de travailte convient ?

No Risk Blackrock Hoog

No Risk Athletic Mid Black

No Risk Jumper Hoog

No Risk Hudson

No Risk Athletic Mid STX Orange

Grisport Safety 903L (803L)

Grisport Safety 903L BOA
Why high women's work shoes?
Why choose a high model work shoe?
S3 classification and waterproofing
Fit and the narrow women's last
From sneaker style to robust work boot
Questions fréquentes sur High work shoes for women
Generally, a high model is slightly heavier due to the extra material around the ankle. However, due to modern techniques and the use of composite (plastic) safety toes and Kevlar midsoles, today's high women's models are surprisingly lightweight and flexible.
Do you work a lot outdoors, in damp conditions, or on rough terrain? Then S3 (water-repellent and anti-perforation) is the best choice. Do you mainly work indoors in a warehouse where it's dry? Then an S1P shoe may be sufficient; it often ventilates better but is not water-repellent.
In general, you can stick to your regular shoe size. However, since work shoes have a hard toe that doesn't stretch, it's essential that your toes don't touch the front. If you're in doubt between two sizes, or if you're wearing thick work socks, we often recommend trying the larger size or using insoles.

