How to choose the size of labor safety shoes? Do I need to choose a size larger?

When choosing Safety Shoes, you first need to carefully measure your feet:

Step 1: Fix a piece of white paper on a hard surface near a wall, stand close to the wall, and keep your heels close to the wall.

Step 2: Use a pen to mark the longest part of your foot on the paper, and repeat the above steps with the other foot.

Step 3: Use a ruler to measure the distance from the heel to the toe of the two feet, and take the longer data.

Step 4: Calculate shoe size: foot length * 2-10 = standard shoe size; for example [① foot length 25.8cm (take the longer data 26cm), standard shoe size = 26*2-10 = size 42; ② foot length 25.3cm (take the longer data 25.5cm), standard size = 25.5*2-10 = size 41]

Should I buy a safety shoe one size larger or one size smaller?

In order to achieve "anti-smashing", a hard Steel Toe is installed on the toe of the safety shoe. When wearing, pay attention to leaving enough space between the toe and the toes, leaving room for the toes to move, otherwise the toes will be squeezed for a long time, which will cause damage to the feet.

Many people consider this and think that when buying safety shoes, they should be half a size to one size larger than the shoes they usually wear. In fact, this is a misunderstanding. In the production of safety shoes, reserve enlargement has been made in accordance with national requirements. Therefore, you can buy the same size of safety shoes as you usually wear.

Do you need to choose a larger size if your feet are wide or fat?

The shoe lasts of different brands and styles of safety shoes are slightly different, and the internal space of the shoes is also different. The fatness of the foot is expressed by the width of the sole and the circumference of the metatarsophalangeal; the fatness of the shoe is determined by the circumference of the metatarsophalangeal circumference of the shoe last and the width of the sole.

To be on the safe side, it is recommended to choose a larger size if you have wide or fat feet.

Trying on safety shoes:

There are two things in life that cannot be compromised, the shoes on your feet and the people you live with. So you must try on the newly bought safety shoes to see if they fit your feet.

① Whether the heel and the heel of the safety shoes match (there is no obvious gap between the heel and the inner wall of the back of the safety shoes, but you can insert a finger.)

② The waist of the safety shoes matches the arch of the foot, and the waist must hug the foot.

③ Walk back and forth several times to feel whether the instep is squeezed and whether there is any part that rubs the foot.

Finally, to summarize, when choosing the size of labor protection shoes, first check whether it is a standard size. If it is a standard size, order it according to your usual size. If you have fat or wide feet, order one size larger.