Lacing your work shoes properly is essential for healthy feet, especially in the hot climate of the United Arab Emirates. High temperatures, long work shifts, dusty and humid conditions leave feet vulnerable. Improper pressure distribution can lead to chafing of the foot, and subsequently to blisters, nail plate problems, joint inflammation and chronic fatigue. The manufacturers of TALAN safety shoes told us how to lace up the boots correctly to make the shift at work as comfortable as possible and without harm to the feet.
Work shoes are designed to protect your feet, but if they aren't tied correctly, they can cause discomfort and lead to injury. Here are a few common problems that result from poor fitting:
There are several techniques for tying work boots, each suitable for certain conditions and foot types.
For people with normal feet
Even pressure distribution, comfort
For wide feet or high instep
Improves fixation, reduces pressure
For people suffering from edema
Relieves lifting pressure, improves air circulation
For sensitive areas of the foot
Reduces pressure in certain areas, prevents blisters
The choice of lacing method depends on the individual characteristics of the foot and the nature of the work. Also take into account the material of the shoe and the degree of stress to which the feet are subjected.
Manufacturers of certified TALAN work shoes advise to combine proper lacing with individually selected insoles - this helps to significantly reduce the load on the foot and reduce the risk of blisters. Remember that for comfortable work in a workshop, on a construction site or in production, you should also be concerned about the choice of quality certified safety shoes. The UAE TALAN range of work shoes can be found at talansafetyshoes.com.