
Hour 12. Still smiling.
Everything your trainers can't do

Feet throbbing by hour 8? It's your shoes.
- Throbbing, burning feet by hour 8
- Knees aching on the drive home
- Lower back done before the shift is
- Heel pain every morning (plantar fasciitis)
Made for feet that hurt

Hot spots gone. From your very first shift.
- 01No more throbbing at hour 8
- 02Less pressure on heels, knees and back
- 03Every step cushioned on hard floors
- 04Room to spread when feet swell

4 layers between your feet and a concrete floor
- One-piece upperClosed, seamless, no rubbing
- Arch-support footbedSpreads your weight evenly
- Shock-absorbing midsoleEats the impact of hard floors
- Anti-slip lug outsoleLocks onto wet floors

Locked to the floor. Even when it's wet.
- Deep-lug anti-slip outsole
- Grips wet wards and kitchen tiles
- Stable from first hour to last
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Before you ask
Will they still feel good at hour 12?
That's what they're built for. Shock-absorbing cushioning and arch support stop the throb that hits most shoes at hour 8.
Do they help with plantar fasciitis and heel pain?
Yes. The arch-support footbed and shock-absorbing sole take the pressure off your heel and arch with every step.
Are they slip-resistant?
Yes. The deep-lug anti-slip outsole grips wet ward floors and greasy kitchen tiles.
Are they allowed at work?
Black, closed toe, closed heel, no holes, wipe-clean. Exactly what uniform policies ask for.
Good for wide or swollen feet?
Yes. The wide toe box gives your toes room to spread, even when your feet swell late in the shift.
Will they rub my heels?
No. Smooth, seamless moulded collar. Slip in and go.
Do they get hot and sweaty?
The lightweight moulded body keeps them light on your feet all shift. Rinse and dry overnight.
How do they fit?
True to size, unisex. Between sizes? Size up.
How do I clean them?
Wipe with a damp cloth or a disinfectant wipe. Closed top, zero holes.



