Keep Your Feet Warm and Protected in the Freezer Warehouse with Our Boots.
Our cold protection boots are designed for temperatures ranging from -5°C to -49°C, providing reliable insulation and traction on slippery surfaces.
Optimal protection against cold: Our Cold Protection Boots for freezers.
In extremely cold working environments, cold protection boots are not just an option, but often a necessity. They must withstand the extreme temperatures and high demands present in such environments. Below, you will find more information about the requirements for boots and general information.
Why are cold protection boots necessary?
Cold protection boots worn in freezers have to withstand high demands, such as very cold temperatures.
Freezer boots must not only meet necessary safety criteria. They should also provide insulation and warmth to ensure work efficiency and employee comfort.
What does S1, S2 and S3 mean?
The abbreviation S primarily describes the safety category for work shoes in general. It is divided into different categories.
In cool areas, S3 category boots are usually used.
S3 class work shoes and boots have a toe cap, a puncture-resistant midsole, and are waterproof. Additionally, the shoes have an antistatic sole with a slip-resistant outsole. The outsole has a stronger tread pattern.
Our cold protection boots meet the S3 standard and are additionally CI-certified, indicating the cold insulation of the freezer boots.
Do the soles not break in such cold areas?
Our cold protection boots are specially designed for use in extremely cold environments and have robust soles that do not break even at low temperatures. They offer excellent stability and durability to meet the demands in freezer and cold storage areas.
For which activities and environments are the boots best suited?
The cold protection boots are ideal for activities in extremely cold environments such as freezer and cold storage areas with temperatures ranging from 5°C to -49°C.
What fastening options are available?
Our boots are equipped with both a zipper and lacing.
Some models also have both components as fastening options.
With this innovative feature, you can adjust the lacing to your foot and slip in and out of the shoe using the zipper.