Labor protection shoes are different from ordinary sneaker. Large feet cannot be fully fixed in shoes. In addition, labor protection shoes are hard and friction back and forth will cause foot damage. Small shoes will squeeze all parts of the foot, especially steel heads, which will clip their feet.

When choosing labor protection shoes, you first need to measure your feet carefully:

Step 1: Fix a piece of white paper on the hard ground near the wall, stand close to the wall, and keep your heels close to the wall.

Step 2: Mark the longest part of the foot on the paper with a pen and repeat the above steps with the other foot.

Step 3: Use a ruler to measure the distance between the heel and the toe of the two feet, and take the longer data.

Step 4: Calculate shoe size: foot length * 2-10 = standard shoe size; For example [① foot length 25.8cm (take longer data 26cm), standard shoe size = 26*2-10=42 yards; ② Foot length 25.3cm (take longer data 25.5cm), standard size = 25.5*2-10=41 yards]]

Do you want to buy labor insurance shoes by one size or one yard smaller?

In order to achieve "anti-smashing", labor protection shoes will install a hard steel head on the toe. When wearing, pay attention to leaving enough space between the toe and the toe, leaving room for the toe to move, otherwise the toe is in a state of extrusion for a long time, it will cause damage to the foot.

Considering this, many people think that when buying labor insurance shoes, they should wear more than half a yard to one yard. In fact, this is a misunderstanding. In the production of labor protection shoes, the reserve has been increased in accordance with the requirements of the state. Therefore, you can choose the size of labor insurance shoes as you wear at ordinary times.

Do you need to choose a size larger for foot width or foot fat?

Different brands and styles of labor protection shoes are slightly different, and the internal space of shoes is also different. The fatness of the foot is expressed by the width of the sole of the foot and the metatarsophalangeal girth; the fatness of the shoe is determined by the size of the last metatarsophalangeal girth and the width of the last sole.

To be on the safe side, it is recommended to choose one yard larger for foot width or foot fat.

Try on labor protection shoes:

There are two things in life that cannot be settled, the shoes on your feet and the people who live. Therefore, the newly bought labor protection shoes must be tried on to see if they fit.

① Whether the heel matches the heel of the labor protection shoe (there is no obvious gap between the heel and the inner wall of the labor protection shoe, but a finger can be inserted.)

② The waist socket of the labor protection shoes is consistent with the arch of the foot, and the waist side must hold the foot.

③ Walk back and forth several times to feel whether the instep will be squeezed and whether there is a part of the foot.

Finally, let's make a summary. When choosing the size of labor protection shoes, first look at whether it is the standard size. If it is the standard size, it will be taken as usual, and the foot will be fat or wide by one yard.