Cold feet a top grumble
New research conducted by footwear brand Dr. Martens, reveals that cold feet are the biggest bugbear amongst tradesmen and women working outdoors.
New research conducted by footwear brand Dr. Martens, reveals that cold feet are the biggest bugbear amongst tradesmen and women working outdoors.
Three new safety boots have been added to Dr. Martens’ industrial range to safeguard those who spend part, or all of their time outdoors.
Stricter occupational legislation in the workplace is propelling the demand for industrial footwear. Advancing technology, product innovation and design means that safety features are now available that weren’t even considered decades ago. However essentially the premise for what is required remains the same – comfort, durability and protection, as Dr. Martens explains
Dr. Martens has launched two new designs into its safety footwear collection this autumn, offering style, comfort and protection for an array of industrial work environments.
Dr. Martens is introducing three new work boot / shoe designs to its autumn collection. These are designed to offer style, comfort and protection for wearers across an array of industrial environments.
The latest addition to the Dr. Martens Waterproof Collection of work boots, the Kestrel Rigger easy pull-on boot has a fully padded ankle for additional protection and comfort.
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