Work shoes Birkenstock QS 400 Natural Leather

Work shoes Birkenstock QS 400 Natural Leather are designed to provide a firm grip and reduce the load on your feet, allowing you to stand and move comfortably at work for long hours, even in demanding environments. These shoes offer an ideal combination of safety, comfort, and modern appearance, making them perfect for various work environments.

• Brand: Birkenstock
• Model: QS 400 Natural Leather
• Upper Material: Waterproof smooth leather (WRU)
• Insole: Removable, anatomically shaped from cork and microfiber
• Inner Sole: Microfiber
• Outer Sole: Nitrile rubber (SRC), non-slip, oil and fuel resistant
• Sizes: 35-48

Shoe Features:
The QS 400 model is a simple, modern slip-on shoe without laces. The non-slip sole, which is resistant to oils and gasoline, provides excellent energy absorption around the heel and puncture resistance. The upper part of the shoe is made of waterproof smooth leather (WRU), which provides antistatic protection. The steel toe cap (200 J) with a scratch-resistant guard further protects the front part of the foot from injuries.

Certification and Protective Features:

• Standard EN ISO 20345:2011: Work shoes meet the requirements of protection category S3, ensuring the highest level of protection at work.
• Antistatic Protection: Prevents the accumulation of static electricity and provides additional safety in work environments.
• Energy Absorption: Reduces pressure on the heel while walking, providing greater comfort.
• Puncture Resistance: The metal-free sole prevents punctures and provides additional protection.

Maintenance:
Clean the shoes with a damp cloth and air dry. Avoid using strong cleaning agents and direct exposure to high temperatures to preserve the quality of the materials. Regular maintenance will extend the life of the shoes and maintain their appearance and functionality.

About Birkenstock:
Birkenstock is a German brand with a rich history dating back to 1774, when Johann Adam Birkenstock was first mentioned as a "subject and shoemaker" in church archives. In 1896, they introduced the concept of an anatomically shaped insole "footbed," which became the heart of all their models. This innovation enabled their shoes to become synonymous with support and comfort.