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High-Cut Safety Boots
565 products · Safety Footwear
High-cut safety boots are an essential part of protecting workers in many professional environments. Designed to offer safety and comfort, this footwear helps prevent accidents and reduce the risk of injury. We offer prompt delivery and specialist technical support from the A.M.E.S. Srl team.
Professional applications
- Building sites and work at height where there is a risk of heavy objects falling.
- Industrial activities involving hazardous substances and chemical risk.
- Work in environments with slippery floors and a risk of tripping.
- Maintenance and repair operations in sectors such as automotive and manufacturing.
Selected brands
Our range of high-cut safety boots includes products from the Neri brand, selected for their quality, comfort and compliance with European safety standards. AMES Srl is committed to supplying products that meet the specific needs of our customers, ensuring maximum protection and durability.
Frequently asked questions
What safety standards must safety footwear meet?
Safety footwear is certified to EN ISO 20345, which defines the classes S1, S1P, S3 and S5 and additional requirements such as SR, HRO, CI and ESD.
How do I choose the right size for my safety footwear?
We recommend trying the footwear on with the socks you will wear at work and making sure it is comfortable and neither too tight nor too loose.
Can I use safety footwear in extreme temperatures?
Yes, there are specific models designed to work in extreme temperature conditions, both hot and cold, providing comfort and protection in a variety of environmental conditions.
Tailored quotations and delivery to site: the AMES team puts together the best supply package for your project. Call us on 051 728529 or via WhatsApp for a free consultation.
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Frequently asked questions: High-Cut Safety Boots
What are high safety boots used for?
High boots protect the foot and ankle on building sites, in work at height and in environments with heavy objects or hazardous substances. The high collar supports the ankle on uneven ground. In work with a risk of falling objects, the toe protection is the first element to check on the data sheet.
What do the codes S1P, S3 and SRC mean on safety shoes?
The codes indicate the class according to EN ISO 20345. The code S1P indicates the toe cap and the penetration-resistant midsole. S3 is a more complete class, with a sole with anti-slip studs. The code SRC indicates slip resistance on ceramic and steel, and should be read together with the other letters on the data sheet.
Which high boot should be chosen for risk of oils, fuels or heat?
For work with oils and fuels look for the FO code on the data sheet, which indicates a sole resistant to these liquids. For heat from contact with hot surfaces look for the HRO code, which indicates a heat-resistant sole. The codes must be checked on the model data sheet before purchase.
Which high shoes should be chosen for wet or cold sites?
For damp environments or snow, shoes with the WR code, meaning water-resistant, or with the CI code, meaning insulated against cold, are chosen. The anti-slip sole with studs helps on wet surfaces. As always, check the code on the model data sheet, because not all models in the range have the same features.
Leather, nubuck or rubber: which high shoe to choose?
Nubuck and leather suit general work, with a breathable upper and good fit. Rubber or PVC models remain waterproof and are used in wet or dirty environments. For work on site and at height the choice often falls on the leather high shoe, which is more versatile.
How do you choose the size and fit of a high safety shoe?
Try the shoe on at the end of the day, when the foot is most swollen, and with the sock you will wear at work. The heel must not lift and the toes must have room in front. The high shoe must hold the ankle firmly without squeezing the calf. Sizes are stated on the model data sheet.
How long does a high safety shoe last, and when should it be replaced?
The shoe must be replaced when the sole is worn, the upper is broken or the toe cap is deformed. Loss of waterproofing or grip also signals that the shoe has reached the end of its life. A shoe worn many hours a day wears out faster than one used occasionally.
Which high shoes should be chosen for a building site and for the workshop?
For a building site, shoes are needed with an anti-slip sole, toe cap and penetration-resistant midsole, such as the S3 SRC models with studs. In the workshop the choice changes if there is a risk of oil or heat, and it is advisable to look for the FO or HRO code. The model should be chosen according to the main risk of the work.