Footwear

Our Footwear range within Workwear covers safety and work boots for on-the-water and quayside trades – built for grip, durability and, where specified, protective toe caps – distinct from our Leisure Footwear range for general boating and watersports.

Work footwear is chosen for the job and the standard it needs to meet, not general comfort alone: check whether your role requires safety-rated footwear (protective toe cap, puncture-resistant sole) versus general non-marking, slip-resistant deck footwear, since the two aren’t interchangeable if a safety standard applies to your work. Non-marking soles matter on GRP decks and pontoons to avoid scuffing. See our Leisure Footwear category if you’re after general boating or casual watersports footwear rather than work-rated boots – kept as a separate range since the fit, standards and use case differ.

Frequently asked questions

What’s the difference between this and Leisure Footwear?

This range is safety and work-rated footwear for trades and workwear use; Leisure Footwear is for general boating and watersports where a safety rating isn’t required.

Do I need safety-rated boots for quayside work?

Check your role and employer’s requirements – protective toe caps and puncture-resistant soles are typically specified where there’s a real risk of dropped loads or sharp debris.