Men's Anti-Slip Shoes

FAQs

• How are non-slip shoes different from slip-resistant shoes?

  While both non-slip and slip-resistant shoes provide traction, slip-resistant shoes meet industry safety standards like ASTM F2913-17, ensuring tested protection against slips and falls in hazardous environments. Non-slip shoes may offer basic grip, but they don’t always meet certified safety ratings required for workplaces with high slip risks, such as restaurants, healthcare settings, and warehouses.

• How can I check if my shoes are slip-resistant?

  To determine if your shoes provide proper slip resistance, inspect the outsole design and material. Look for rubber outsoles with deep tread patterns, such as circular or wave-like grooves, which improve traction on slick surfaces. A slightly tacky or sticky sole texture can enhance grip, helping prevent slips. Additionally, check if the shoes meet safety certifications like ASTM F2913-17, which confirm their ability to reduce slip risks in hazardous environments.

• What features make the best anti-slip shoes?

  The best anti-slip shoes combine traction, support, and durability to enhance both safety and comfort. Look for slip-resistant rubber outsoles with deep treads that provide superior grip on wet, oily, or uneven surfaces. Shock-absorbing midsoles help reduce foot fatigue and joint strain, making long shifts more comfortable. Breathable, lightweight materials prevent overheating, while oil- and water-resistant properties add extra protection in slippery environments.

• Who should wear anti-slip shoes?

  Anti-slip shoes are essential for restaurant staff, healthcare workers, warehouse employees, and retail associates—anyone who spends long hours on slippery or hard surfaces. These shoes help reduce slip and fall risks while providing all-day comfort and support. Beyond work, anti-slip footwear is also beneficial for outdoor activities, wet weather, and individuals needing extra traction for stability and confidence in everyday movement.