This shoe has the following features:

• Non-slip bottom: Provides extra grip to prevent slipping on slippery or greasy floors.
• Anti-smash protection: There is usually a protective layer made of steel or composite materials on the toe to prevent heavy objects from falling and damaging the toes.
• Puncture protection: The soles may have steel plates or other hard materials to prevent sharp objects from puncturing the soles.
• Electrical insulation: For electricians or people who work in live environments, shoes need to have electrical insulation properties.
• Comfort: When wearing industrial safety shoes for a long time, comfort is also an important consideration, including the breathability, cushioning performance and support of the shoes.

These characteristics enable industrial-specific shoes to effectively protect workers’ feet and reduce accidental injuries at work. Different types of industrial work may require different types of safety footwear, and it is important to choose the right footwear based on the specific work environment and potential risks.