Introducing

Podiatrist Reccommended Work Boots

The ultra-soft arch support insole helps to further cushion the foot, reduces fatigue, and makes Ergonx work boots extremely comfortable. By supporting the arches of the feet, it helps to rest the supporting ligaments and muscles of the feet.

Comfort like never before… Ergonx work boots come with as many features on the inside as they do on the outside! From additional padding to stop heel slipping to 300° heat tested soles…

It’s what’s on the inside that counts!

Podiatrist perfect fit
Designed to be worn anywhere

Ergonx boots are made in a 2E standard fitting but with a roomy toe area. Just like when you are fitting your shoes, the width of the work boot is very important to accomodate the toe and have the right forefoot support to prevent foot pain

Designed to reduce pain

The traditional steel shank has been modernised by using polypropylene, making it lighter and airport-friendly. The shank adds targeted stiffness to the boot, helping reduce strain through the midfoot and assisting in the prevention of foot fatigue and pain.

Uneven ground can place extra stress on feet, particularly on rough unstable job sites. A more rigid boot provides better support while still allowing natural movement. the embedded shank increases stiffness through the sole, allowing the boot to flex only where the foot naturally bends.

Boot Size Guide

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Order Ergonx boots for your patients through PodCAM Supplies. Please Note: Boots supplied via PodCAM Supplies do not include custom foot orthoses and are fitted with the original Ergonx insole.

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Composite Toe Cap / Steel Cap Equivalent: Fitted with a composite protective toe cap, providing impact protection equivalent to traditional steel caps. Composite caps are commonly used in modern safety footwear and offer a lighter, non-metal alternative. P = Penetration resistance: Penetration resistance plate included in the footwear. A = Antistatic: To prevent the build-up of electricity to cause a spark. E = Energy Absorption: Extra shock absorption under the heel. SRA = Slip Resistant: Slip Resistant ‘Ceramic tile with sodium lauryl sulfate’ HRO = Resistance to Hot Contact: The outsole does not melt, char, crack or craze when coming in contact with the 300℃ surface for one minute. FO = Resistance to fuel oil: The increase in the volume of the outsole shall be not greater than 12% after immersing in the fuel oil for 22 hours.

The footwear protects the wearer’s toes against the risk of injury from falling objects when worn in industrial and commercial environments where potential hazards occur with the following protection plus, where applicable, additional protection. What: Australian & NZ Standards AS 2210.3:2019 Standard. To test the safety toe /safety shoe with a drop strike test machine at an impact energy of 200 Joule, the clearance under the toecap shall be by the standard of different sizes. Where: Toe

The footwear protects the wearer’s toes against the risk of injury from crushing when worn in industrial and commercial environments where potential hazards occur with the following protection plus, where applicable, additional protection. What: Australian & NZ Standards AS 2210.3:2019 Standard. To test the safety toe with the plate of the compression machine until the load of 15000 Newton has been reached, the clearance under the toecap shall be by the standard of different sizes. Where: Toe

The footwear prevents the wearer’s feet from puncturing or being injured by sharp objects or nails. What: Australian & NZ Standards AS 2210.3:2019 Standard. To test the whole sole assembly using a truncated nail of diameter 4,5 mm and a force of 1100 N. Where: Penetration resistance insert

Static electricity finds ground through the boots. The purpose is to prevent the build-up o causing a spark. What: Australian & NZ Standards AS 2210.3:2019 Additional Classification. Antistatic Footwear. After conditioning in a dry and wet atmosphere, the electrical resistance is above 100kΩ and less than or equal to 1000kΩ.Where: Through the sole and insole of the boot. E: Energy AbsorptionBenefit: Superior shock absorption under the heel. See ‘Cushioning’ below for more details. What: Australian & NZ Standards AS 2210.3:2019 Additional Classification. Energy Absorption of Seat Region. Passes the test for shock absorption under the heel. Where: Under the heel

Provides sufficient slip resistance to prevent a fall when working on soapy wet tiles. What: Australian & NZ Standards AS 2210.3:2019. SLS (soapy water) solution on ceramic tile test. The slip resistance coefficient o contact is ≥0.28, and the slip resistance coefficient with whole shoe flat contact is ≥ 0.32. Where: Outsole

Ideal for people occasionally stepping on hot surfaces/objects while working. What: Australian & NZ Standards AS 2210.3:2019 Additional Classification. Resistance to Hot Contact. The outsole does not melt, char, crack or craze when coming in contact with the 300ºC surface for one minute. Where: Outsole FO: Resistant to Fuel OilBenefit: For people stepping on the floor with fuel oil while working. What: Australian & NZ Standards AS 2210.3:2019 Additional Classification. To immerse the outsole in the reagent for 22 hours, the increase in volume shall be not greater than 12%. Where: Outsole