Guyisa A75 Safety Trainers - UK 5

These Guyisa A75 Safety Trainers meet the EN ISO 20345:2011 SBP SRA safety standard.

Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth. Clean the interior with a soft brush or slightly damp cloth and allow to air dry naturally away from direct heat.

These trainers are specifically designed and marketed for adult males. Sizing and fit may not be suitable for women.

SBP indicates resistance to puncture (midsole) and protection against a 200-joule impact (toe cap). SRA signifies slip resistance on ceramic surfaces with SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate).

Safety shoes often have a slightly larger fit to accommodate thicker socks and provide additional room for safety features like the toe cap, ensuring comfort and compliance without compromising protection.

Stand on a piece of paper with your heel against a wall. Mark the longest part of your foot. Measure this distance in centimeters and compare it to the product's sizing chart. It is recommended to measure both feet as they can differ.

Yes, the trainers are water-resistant, which helps protect your feet from moisture in damp environments.

Safety shoes are designed to be slightly larger. Ensure you have measured your foot in centimeters as per the product recommendation. If still too tight, consider if a larger size is needed, checking the size guide carefully.

While the outsole is designed for anti-slip properties, performance can vary on extremely smooth or wet surfaces. Ensure the soles are clean. If the issue persists, consider the specific environment and its grip requirements.

Check for any visible damage to the material or seams. Ensure the trainers are properly cleaned and dried. Persistent issues may indicate wear and tear, and replacement might be necessary.

Break in the trainers gradually over a few days. Ensure socks are appropriate for work environments. If discomfort persists, the internal cushioning may not suit your foot type, and alternative insoles could be considered.