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Composite, Steel or Alloy Toe: Which One Is The Best?
Posted by Lisa Arneill on
One of the first decisions you’ll make when choosing your next pair of work shoes or boots is whether they will have a steel, composite, or alloy toe - essentially a cap at the toe of the boot that safeguards the foot from falling objects or compression. It is also paired with a plate that protects the sole from punctures from below. While all three offer great protection, and safety benefits – each material comes with its own pros and cons. Here are some of the key differences between each and some of the industries they’re perfect for! Composite Toe:...
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