Helps prevent slip-ups
Italian safety footwear brand Aimont says its new 24 Bit collection of safety shoes has a score of 0,98 for slip resistance on ceramic tiles with soapy water. This means the footwear exceeds required EN Standards by more than three times.

Aimont has achieved this result by combining types of polyurethane with transverse channels on the outsole pattern, ensuring exceptional grip on all surfaces.
All models in the 24 Bit range are classified SRC, which means they have been slip-resistance tested on both ceramics with water and detergent and on steel with glycerin.
The footwear is lightweight and comfortable, due to its anatomically shaped antistatic ComfortPlus footbed, smooth, breathable lining, shock-absorbing gel and clever ventilation system.
The collection comes in 18 new styles, with the latest safety technologies, ranging from S1P to S3 classifications under EN ISO 20345.
All shoes have aluminium Alu-Lite toe caps, giving 200 Joule protection but with half the weight of traditional steel toe caps, and have anti-static and oil-resistant properties, energy absorbent heels, and puncture-proof midsoles. The S3 models, which provide the highest level of safety, are also resistant to water penetration. The majority of the unisex 24 Bit collection is available in sizes 2 to 13.
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