Sports safety shoe

Upower Redlion sports look shoe

A low-cut safety shoe with a sporty look , the Redlion combines modern design with high performance. With its breathable mesh upper and non-slip sole, it offers excellent cushioning and good foot support. Certified S1P , it effectively protects against the risks of crushing and perforation.

Upower Redleve sports and comfort shoe in S3

More upmarket, the Redleve stands out for its trendy style and exceptional comfort. Its water-repellent suede upper and rubber sole provide optimal protection while ensuring great flexibility of movement. Rated S3 , it is ideal for humid environments.

Upower Red360 lightweight sports shoe in S1P

The innovative Red360 focuses on lightness and versatility. Thanks to its fiberglass shell and EVA/rubber sole, it weighs only 340g while ensuring excellent shock absorption. Ideal for activities requiring a lot of movement, it is S1P certified .

Upower RedPremium SRC non-slip sports shoe

The brand's top-of-the-line shoe, the RedPremium, combines style, comfort, and safety. Its water-repellent suede upper and SRC-rated non-slip sole make it a versatile shoe, suitable for wet and slippery environments. With its S3 certification , it offers enhanced protection.

Whatever your activity, you're sure to find your ideal sports safety shoe at Upower.

Understanding the standards for sports safety shoes

The prerequisite for purchasing safety footwear is to fully understand the various standards that apply. The EN ISO 20345 standard is the benchmark in this area, establishing the safety, durability, and performance requirements for this type of footwear.
Here are the main symbols and categories to remember:
S1: Shoe with closed heel, resistance to hydrocarbons and shock absorption at the heel
S1P: Same as S1 with the addition of an anti-perforation sole
S2: Same as S1 with the addition of a water-repellent upper
S3: Same as S2 with the addition of an anti-perforation sole and a studded sole
Other symbols such as A (anti-static), E (shock absorption), P (anti-puncture) or SRC (slip resistance) may also be present. It is essential to clearly identify the standards that correspond to your activity.

When should you replace your safety shoes?

There is no hard and fast rule, but it is generally recommended to replace your safety shoes every year or as soon as you notice significant signs of wear:
Deformation or cracks in the stem
Sole too worn or insufficient cushioning
Damaged protective cap
Loss of waterproofing for waterproof models
Prevention is better than cure, especially when it comes to your safety. Don't take any risks and update your equipment regularly.

Which shoe for which workplace?

Dry or wet environment? The S2 or S3 standard will then be preferable with a water-repellent upper.
Presence of hydrocarbons or oils? Choose a shoe with a durable sole (DO).
Risk of perforation ? Choose an S1P or S3 shoe with an anti-perforation sole.

Which shoe for my job?

Need enhanced foot and metatarsal protection? Choose a category S shoe with a protective toe cap.
Working in a kneeling position? Look for a flexible and lightweight model.
Activity requiring a lot of movement? Pay attention to weight and cushioning.