‘Roman’ – Lightweight, Comfortable, Professional Lace-up Memory Foam Nursing Shoe in Black. With Anti-static ESD and Oxygrip Anti-slip SRC

 

• CE marked and EN-tested
• CE-standard: EN ISO 20347: breathable quality lining
• Free of any toxic substances
• Encloses the entire foot for maximum protection
• Shock absorbing ultra-light EVA midsole
• Lace-fastening for a firm fit
• Lightweight at 240g per shoe (size dependant)
• Removable memory-foam insole with soft cushioning
• shock-absorbing properties for maximum comfort
• Shoe made from flexible materials for added comfort
• Exceptional Grip with Oxygrip® Anti-slip Sole (SRC)
• Anti-static Dissipation (ESD) with anti-static plug
• Coolmax lining
• Wipe clean upper

 

 

The Roman is an ultra-comfortable memory foam nursing shoe. Designed specifically for those who spend long periods on their feet at work. Perfect for any industry where people work on their feet, for example; nursing, hospitality, catering and cleaning. The memory foam insole and shock absorption make them perfect for any job that involves prolonged standing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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*Here at PLS we understand the importance of wearing the correct size of shoe both for comfort and foot health.  All our shoes are manufactured in EU sizes, though the UK equivalent is available through our size chart. If you have any concerns or queries related to sizing, please contact us for further advice.

 

Would you like to know about professional footwear more before making a choice? You may find one of the following blog articles useful:

 

 

What are the best professional shoes for your needs? Click here to read our ‘What are the best nursing shoes for you?’ blog to find out more.

What makes safety & occupational footwear different from regular shoes? Click here to read our ‘Safety & Occupational Footwear Explained’ blog to find out more.

Why is slip-resistance important? Click here to read our ‘Slip Resistance Explained’ blog to find out more.

Do you need Anti-static or ESD? Click here to read our ‘Anti-static & ESD Explained’ blog to find out more.

 

 

 

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