When choosing work boots, in addition to considering the material, it is also necessary to consider factors such as the work environment, safety requirements, and personal comfort. Different materials have their own advantages and disadvantages. Choosing the material that suits your needs is essential to ensure the practicality and comfort of work boots. Rubber work boots have excellent anti slip and waterproof properties, making them ideal for working in wet or muddy environments. Rubber boots usually have good insulation performance and can provide additional safety protection in electrical work or in contact with chemicals.

Used to prevent accidents caused by static electricity on the human body, conductive shoes can only be used in places with low risk of electric shock. In order to ensure the effect of eliminating static electricity on the human body, the bottom of the shoes must not have insulating impurities attached, and high insulation socks should not be worn. Used for the protection of electrical workers to prevent electric shock accidents within a certain voltage range; Insulated shoes can only be used as auxiliary safety protective equipment, and their mechanical properties must be good.