JUST BECAUSE A SHOE IS YOUR SIZE, IT DOESN’T MEAN IT WILL FIT YOUR FEET.When you walk, notice the arch of your foot stretches after your heel lifts and before the front of your foot leaves the ground. Because of this motion, proper shoe fitting should include a measurement of your arch length (heel to ball of foot) as well as your foot width and overall length.

Different safety shoes have different fits to accommodate your unique foot measurement. So be sure to have your feet measured properly to get the best on-the-job fit and comfort.

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A correct fit means the arch base of the shoe and the ball-joint of the foot meet at the same point.

• Foot arch rests comfortably.• Foot and shoe bend at the same place with no sagging. • Toes are straight with ample space in front of them.

DID YOU KNOW?

60%

OF PEOPLE HAVE FEET THAT ARE SLIGHTLY OR VERY DIFFERENT IN SIZE. Always get BOTH feet measured and select size based on the larger of your two feet.

Same foot length, but two different arch lengths.

INCORRECT FIT

CORRECT FIT

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BUY FOR FIT NOT FOR SIZE