Footwear
What's Included in Our Safety Footwear Range
Our range covers low cut safety shoes, high ankle safety boots, steel toe gum boots, electrical hazard footwear up to 35kV and slip on styles for quick wear. Most buyers pair these with our Safety Clothing coveralls and Gloves to complete a full site safety kit and all three categories ship together for teams needing complete compliance gear.
How to Choose the Right Safety Footwear
Picking the right safety footwear depends on the hazards your workers actually face. The safety rating tells you what the shoe protects against. SB covers basic toe protection, S1 adds antistatic and oil resistance, S1P adds puncture resistance and S3 combines everything including water resistance and penetration resistance. For heavy construction and industrial work, S3 rated shoes with steel or composite toes and puncture resistant midsoles are the standard choice. S1P suits factory and warehouse floors where punctures are a concern but water exposure isn't. For electrical utility and maintenance work, EH rated footwear like the DESERT SB or 18kV insulated shoes protect against electric shock from live circuits.
Sizing matters just as much as the rating. Safety shoes should allow full range of movement without being so loose that your foot shifts inside the shoe. Most Hacsons footwear runs from EU size 38 to 46, with some models extending to size 47. If you're between sizes, size up thick work socks take up more room than you think.
Why Buy Safety Footwear from Hacsons
Every shoe and boot on our site comes from manufacturers with verified safety certifications, not self declared claims. We stock Safety Jogger models like CERES S3 and BESTGIRL S3 alongside affordable everyday options like Burly Black and Manager Bison, giving buyers options at both ends of the budget without compromising protection. Orders ship nationwide with transparent pricing and no hidden costs. If you're not sure which rating or size fits your team, ask us. We'd rather help you pick the right pair than have workers wear footwear that doesn't do the job.