Steelite Loire Low Cut Trainer S1P HRO

£46.50 inc VAT (£38.75 ex VAT)

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Portwest SKU: FW36GRR39 Barcode: 5036110000000

Description

A modern low cut S1P safety trainer that combines a modern look with full safety, with a steel toecap and midsole, a lightweight EVA/rubber outsole, enhanced tread and outsole flex zones for comfort and grip.

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Key Features & Benefits

  • Steel toecap and penetration resistant steel midsole
  • Lightweight EVA/rubber outsole with flex zones
  • Enhanced tread for traction on uneven terrain
  • Leather stitched toe bumper for durability
  • Heat resistant outsole to 300 degrees
  • SRC slip resistance, fuel and oil resistant

Usage / Application

General and light industrial work wanting a modern S1P steel toe safety trainer.

Specification

  • Brand: Portwest
  • Model: Steelite Loire Low Cut Trainer
  • Style: FW36
  • Standard: EN ISO 20345:2022 S1P (SRC HRO FO)
  • PPE Category: II
  • Toecap: Steel
  • Midsole: Steel
  • Upper: Cow suede leather
  • Outsole: EVA/Rubber, heat resistant 300C
  • Sizes: 39-47
  • Colours: Grey

FAQs

What does S1P HRO mean on a work trainer?

The S1P HRO rating means it is everything in S1 plus a penetration resistant midsole, so it guards against sharp objects underfoot; the top slip resistance rating, tested on both ceramic and steel floors; a heat resistant outsole tested to 300 degrees, for hot surfaces; a fuel and oil resistant outsole.

Is this a steel or composite toecap?

Steel. The Steelite Loire Low Cut Trainer uses a steel toecap and midsole for robust, proven protection.

What size should I order?

Portwest footwear runs in full EU sizes (39-47). If you are between sizes or wear thick socks, take the larger size.

Can these handle hot surfaces?

Yes. The HRO outsole is heat resistant to 300 degrees for short contact with hot floors and surfaces.