Skechers Workshire Safety Boots - Black - UK 7

This is a safety standard for protective footwear. 'ASTM F2413-2011' refers to the standard specification. 'I/75' indicates the boot offers impact resistance capable of withstanding 75 foot-pounds of force. 'C/75' indicates compression resistance, protecting against 2,500 pounds of compression.

The 'EH Safe' design, tested to ASTM F2413-05, means the outsole and heel construction provide a secondary source of protection against electrical hazards. It reduces the flow of electricity through the shoe in the event of accidental contact with energized electrical circuits.

The product description does not explicitly state that these boots are waterproof. The full grain leather offers some natural resistance to light moisture, but for full waterproofing, additional treatments or gaiters might be necessary. Info needed: Confirmation on specific water resistance rating.

The Memory Foam footbed is integrated. To clean, remove any loose debris and wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. Allow it to air dry completely before wearing again. Avoid saturating the footbed with water.

Skechers Relaxed Fit design means the boots are designed with a roomy, comfortable fit, especially in the toe and forefoot areas. This provides more space for your toes to spread out naturally, enhancing comfort during long periods of wear without compromising fit at the heel.

The heel height of the Skechers Workshire Safety Boots is approximately 4 cm.

This is common with new leather safety boots. Allow for a break-in period by wearing them for shorter durations at first. Ensure you are wearing appropriate socks. The Memory Foam footbed will also conform to your foot over time.

Ensure you have the correct boot size; an improper fit can lead to discomfort. Re-lace the boots to ensure they are snug but not overly tight. The Memory Foam footbed provides good cushioning, but for extreme cases, consulting a foot care professional or trying specialized work socks may help.

The nitrile rubber lug outsole is oil-resistant, but heavy build-up of oil, grease, or mud can still reduce traction. Regularly clean the outsole with a stiff brush and water to remove debris and maintain the lug pattern's effectiveness.

Regularly clean the full grain leather upper with a damp cloth. Apply a high-quality leather conditioner or protector every few weeks or as needed, especially after exposure to harsh conditions, to keep the leather hydrated and protected.

Allow boots to air out thoroughly between uses. Remove insoles occasionally to air dry. Consider using odor-absorbing inserts or sprays to maintain freshness.