Does New Balance make a safety toe shoe?

Designed for men who work on their feet, this Steel Toe 627v2 work shoe is our popular steel-toed industrial sneaker updated with even more safety features. Not just for foot protection, the 627 also brings you the streamlined style of an athletic shoe and the all-day comfort New Balance is known for. …

Are New Balance work shoes comfortable?

They are about as comfortable as the 412 model but when working outside, the structure of the upper gives a greater feeling of keeping my foot secure. Depending on the shoe style, I wear a size 9 ½ or 10 2E. With these, I opted for the 4E to ensure a nice roomy toe box — the alloy toe is wide to match.

Does New Balance make a work boot?

Inspired by a mid-cut hiker boot, the men’s 989v1 work shoe features tough technology catering to the industrial worker who wants over-the-ankle protection.

Do safety shoes offer toe protection?

When safety toe shoes have steel toe guard or metal guard protection covering the workers’ toes, it’ll help protect the workers from heavy falling objects, rolling objects, and prevent toe-crushing injuries. Safety shoes with metal insoles will protect workers against sharp piercing injuries and puncture wounds.

Is ASTM F2413 18 OSHA approved?

Protective footwear requirements are referenced in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA’s) Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 29. ASTM F2413-18 covers minimum requirements for the design, performance, testing and classification of protective footwear.

What is the lightest safety toe material?

Hoss Boot Company also offers work boots and shoes with a carbon nanofiber safety toe. Carbon nanofiber material, a type of composite, offers the lightest and most advanced safety toe available today. The weight of these toes is 50 percent less than steel and 40 percent less than standard composite toe caps.

Is composite toe OSHA approved?

Are Composite Toe Boots OSHA Approved? Composite toe boots meet OSHA and ASTM safety requirements. They are made of non-metallic fibers like Kevlar® and do not conduct electricity. Composite toe boots are preferred by engineers, electricians and some independent contractors.