Guard high S7L safety shoes waterproof SFC

Anti-slip boot for wet work floors

Guard high S7L is developed for those of you who work on surfaces with a risk of wet and slippery surfaces. The shoe meets EN ISO 20345:2022 [S7L HRO SR ESD LG] and is completely metal-free. The waterproof, breathable membrane protects against moisture without trapping heat.

Strong foothold and reduced risk

The SRC outsole has measured friction of over 0.32 on wet steel and ceramic, which helps to limit fall accidents in production and service. Fewer slip accidents can be seen directly in the sick leave of staff in the kitchen, canteen and other areas with wet floors.

Ergonomics and working environment

• EVA midsole absorbs shock and provides support throughout the shift.
• Weighs less than 650 g in size 42, which makes work easier.
• Removable padded insole can be adjusted as needed.
• Easy zipper on the side saves time when changing.

The adjustable insole and low weight reduce fatigue, especially during longer shifts or changing staff. Teams experience fewer returns of shoes with wear or poor comfort, which makes it easier to share across teams.

The shoe only requires light maintenance - use a damp cloth and let it air dry. We are happy to advise on sizes or sample sets if you have several employees in the same arrangement. See all safety shoes.

Frequently asked questions

Here you will find answers to the most relevant questions from colleagues in production and service.

How slip-resistant is the sole?

The SRC sole has been tested to a friction coefficient of over 0.32 on both wet steel and ceramic. This is among the best results in the category and helps reduce the risk of slipping accidents on wet work floors.

Do feet get too hot in waterproof boots?

The membrane is both waterproof and breathable. Sweat and moisture are transported out, so the climate around the foot is kept stable. We recommend cotton socks if you work in high temperatures.

How do I choose the right size?

The shoe follows the EU standard. Measure your foot and compare with the size guide or have a sample set sent to you for testing, especially if several employees are going to have the same model.