SWOLX shoe anatomy
Discover the components that make up the form, comfort and protective structure of a shoe.
Anatomy of a Safety Shoe
Upper, lining, toe cap, insole and outsole; They work together by undertaking different tasks. The components used vary depending on the design and protection class of the model.
The Orthoflex foam structure laminated with highly sweat-absorbent CoolMax fabric supports comfort at the surface in contact with the foot.
The PU support, which retains its anatomical shape over time, complements the insole system that conforms to the foot’s natural structure.
The Memory Foam support moulds to the heel’s shape, providing personalised cushioning in the heel area.
The 2 mm Orthoflex foam beneath the insole provides extra comfort and cushioning.
The compressed 2 mm felt structure helps the shoe maintain its shape.
The metal-free PS protective midsole provides penetration resistance against a test nail with a diameter of 3 mm.
Specially designed to support the ankle and toe areas, the PU midsole complements the protective structure against sprains and impacts from the front, while providing comfort.
The ETPU foam support inside the heel provides extra comfort and stability.
The PU outsole with SR slip resistance offers extra durability against abrasion and cracking.
Low-density soft PU elements at the sole’s initial, middle and final contact points provide additional support for shock absorption.
The upper structure that forms the outer surface of the shoe. Breathable suede and technical microfiber combine with OXYTECH upper technology.
AIRFILE COOLMAX lining layer surrounding the foot on the inside of the upper.
Located at the front of the shoe, beneath the upper. The metal-free fiberglass structure is the protective component in the toe area.
Get to Know the Model Closely
Materials, protective components, sole construction and size range vary by model. Refer to the technical data sheet when selecting a product and to the model's user manual for use and care.
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