Amazony – made to protect you whilst giving you complete control over your footwear. Whether you take them to the city, to work or into the countryside is up to you. These boots adapt easily to your foot and hold their shape, so you will feel comfortable in them in any situation and with every movement.

What tradespeople and athletes alike will appreciate is the ability to adjust the boot size using hook-and-loop fasteners – both in the heel area and around the foot circumference. On the instep, you can use the drawcords. In short, they will fit exactly as you wish. Your feet will be firmly secured and there is no risk of anything pressing anywhere.

Your overall comfort when walking, crouching or overcoming obstacles is looked after by a midsole made of flexible and incompressible EVA material. And to ensure that comfort is complete, a protective rubber toe cap means you need not worry about your toes or have to throw the boots away after the first impact against a rough obstacle.

Footwear without metal components

Footwear that contains no metal elements – suitable for environments with requirements for metal-free equipment. A non-metal shank and insole plate provide the necessary protection.

Marking of footwear with lower weight than average

Exceptionally lightweight footwear, considerably lighter than the usual average (less than 400 g/boot).

How to measure your foot and choose the right size

What to watch out forShoe sizes are not standardised. Every manufacturer builds on a different last, with a different instep height, a different toe shape and a different width. The number from your previous shoes therefore need not apply. The only reliable basis is the length of your foot – measure it before you buy.

Step 1: TracingTake off your socks. Place a sheet of paper against the wall and stand on it so that your heel touches the wall. Trace the outline of your toes with a pencil – hold the pencil exactly vertical, otherwise you will measure too much. Measure both feet, they differ in length, and measure in the late afternoon, when the foot has spread over the course of the day.

Step 2: Measure and find your sizeMeasure the distance from the edge of the paper (the heel) to the longest toe – it need not be the big toe. Go by the longer foot. Find the measured value in cm in the size chart. Do not add anything; the room needed inside the shoe is already included in the size chart.

When trying the shoes on

• Try them on in the socks you will wear with them. On duty and in the field these are considerably thicker socks than for everyday wear.
• If your length falls between two sizes, choose the larger one. A short boot cannot be broken in, a larger one can be adjusted with a sock or an insole.
• Your toes must not hit the front – neither when standing nor when stepping down a stair. The heel must stay in place without lifting.