Safety shoes for construction & crafts – S3, SRC and maximum protection

Professional safety shoes developed for the demands of the construction site: nails, moisture, dust, heavy lifting and long working days.

On the construction site, your safety shoes must be able to do one thing above all else: protect you – every day, all day. At Imagewear.dk we collect strong models for bricklayers, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, painters and other crafts. Here you get S3 protection, SRC anti-slip, ESD where required, robust upper materials and top comfort.

Which safety class should you choose?

For construction and crafts, we generally recommend S3. S3 combines toe protection, nail protection and water-repellent properties, making it ideal for the challenges of the construction site.

• S1: Toe cap + antistatic + energy absorption in the heel
• S1P: As S1 + nail protection
• S2: As S1 + water-repellent upper
• S3: Toe cap + nail protection + water-repellent (standard choice)

Feel free to combine with SRC for maximum slip resistance and ESD, if requirements are made in the tender or quality system.

Important features for tradesmen

• Nail protection: Protects against nails and metal objects
• SRC slip resistance: Grip on wet and dusty surfaces
• Shock absorption: Less strain on knees and back
• Water repellency: Handles rain and mud
• Breathability: Comfort during long shifts
• Strong upper: Leather, textile reinforcements or microfiber

Selected brands for the construction site

• Monitor – comfort and durability
• AIRTOX – lightweight and technical materials
• HKSDK – Danish developed quality
• Solid Gear – premium S3 models
• Toe Guard – robust and affordable

Related categories

• Safety shoes for light industry
• Safety shoes for transport & storage
• Safety shoes for black industry

Frequently asked questions

Which class is best for construction?

S3 is the most used choice on the construction site.

Should I choose ESD?

Choose ESD if it is required in tenders or when working with electronics.

When does a waterproof membrane make sense?

When working in rain and mud or very humid environments.