Kay SL ROSE black Birkenstock - REMAINDER SALE

Slip-resistant work shoes for professional kitchen and serving environments

Kay SL ROSE Black from Birkenstock is designed for those of you who are responsible for safety and comfort during long shifts. The shoe combines proven slip-resistant performance with a classic front-of-house look in black with a floral touch.

Tested safety in everyday life

The Supergrip outsole is SRC-approved according to EN ISO 20347:2012, category SRA. The shoe provides reliable foothold on wet and greasy surfaces in both the kitchen and serving areas. The robust Birko-Flor® upper can be quickly wiped clean and withstands daily disinfection.

Ergonomics and flexibility

• Rubber outsole is oil and grease resistant
• EVA midsole absorbs shock and reduces tired feet
• Anatomical cork-latex footbed supports the foot naturally
• Foldable instep strap can also be used as a heel strap
• Lightweight - weighs less than 400 g per shoe

Kay SL ROSE combines elements from the classics Tokio and Boston and is suitable for both open serving areas and busy kitchens. The shoe's spacious fit, low weight and cushioning sole make everyday life easier for your employees.

We recommend following Birkenstock's own size guide so that everyone gets optimal support. Fast delivery and flexible returns make it easy to cover the needs of the entire team. See more safety shoes or go directly to our kitchen shoes.

Frequently asked questions

Here you will find answers to typical questions about Kay SL ROSE Black.

How are the shoes best cleaned in operation?

The upper can be easily wiped with a damp cloth and mild soap. The rubber outsole does not lose its anti-slip properties with frequent cleaning or disinfection.

Is the model suitable for long shifts?

Yes, the shoe is designed with shock absorption in the EVA midsole and an anatomical footbed. This reduces fatigue throughout the shift and ensures comfortable support.

How do we choose the right size?

Birkenstock often has a slightly roomy fit. We recommend following the size guide and measuring the employees' feet for the best possible support and fit for work.