Portwest FT35 Compositelite Ogwen Low-Cut Trainers S1P (Black/Green)
If you work on your feet all day, you'll understand the importance of comfortable protective shoes. This is especially important when handling dangerous machinery or if you regularly come into contact with hazards such as piercings, static, slips, fuels and oils, all of which are fully prevented by the Portwest FT35 Compositelite Ogwen Low Cut Trainers S1P (Black/Green). Made of cushioned fabric to prevent foot fatigue, this pair of everyday trainers keeps you safe in the majority of environments, enhancing productivity at work.
What's Included?
- 1 x Pair of Safety Trainers
Key Information
- EN Standards: EN ISO 20345: 2011 S1P
- Certifications: CE Certified
- Marking: UKCA Marked
- General Resistance: Anti-static
- Sole Resistance: Fuel and oil resistant
- Midsole Resistance: Pierce Resistant
- SRC: Slip resistant outsole prevents slips and trips on ceramic and steel surfaces
Key Features and Benefits
- Pair of anti-static trainers for use in a range of work environments
- Superbly cushioned comfort foot bed reduces foot fatigue
- Reinforced heel and toe detailing reduces risk of injuries
- Meets EN ICO:20345:2011 S1P for safe and legitimate use
- Back pull-tab allows for easy application and removal
- Composite toecap prevents toe injury from knocks and bumps
- Energy absorbing seat region absorbs shock to reduce injuries
- Pierce resistant composite midsole prevents against punctures
- CE certified and UKCA marked for reliable protection
- Fuel and oil resistant outsole for use with machinery and construction
- Dual density EVA and rubber outsole is lightweight yet protective
- Prevents trips and falls on ceramic and steel surfaces
- 100% non-metallic design is ideal for use in metal-sensitive environments
Sizing Guide
The Portwest Compositelite Trainers are available in a range of sizes, based off of UK shoe sizes. Consult the table below and use the drop-down menu above to select your size.
| UK Shoe Size | EU Shoe Size |
| UK Size 3 | EU Size 36 |
| UK Size 4 | EU Size 37 |
| UK Size 5 | EU Size 38 |
| UK Size 6 | EU Size 39 |
| UK Size 6.5 | EU Size 40 |
| UK Size 7 | EU Size 41 |
| UK Size 8 | EU Size 42 |
| UK Size 9 | EU Size 43 |
| UK Size 10 | EU Size 44 |
| UK Size 10.5 | EU Size 45 |
| UK Size 11 | EU Size 46 |
| UK Size 12 | EU Size 47 |
| UK Size 13 | EU Size 48 |
What Do These Standards Mean?
- EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P
- "S" indicates that the footwear is intended for general use and offers basic protection.
- "1" specifies that the footwear has toe protection. It can be either a steel toe cap or a composite toe cap designed to protect against impacts.
- "P" indicates that the footwear has a puncture-resistant sole. The sole is designed to provide protection against sharp objects penetrating through the sole, such as nails or other sharp debris.
Therefore, EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P signifies that the footwear meets the European safety standards for general use, including toe protection and a puncture-resistant sole.
What Alternative Colours Are There?
If you'd like this same shoe model in an alternative colour, check out our selection of options below:
What Other Safety Trainers Are Available?
We have a range of other colour safety trainers available from our selection of Portwest Steelite Trainers. Check them out below:
Comfortable and Protective
These trainers feature a lightweight design with perforated tops for extra breathability when working in hot environments. They also have a dual density sole unit, allowing for a comfortable cushioning on the feet and toes on top of a tough, slip-resistant sole for prevention of trips and falls.
Why Should I Wear Metal-Free Shoes?
Metal-free shoes, also known as non-metallic shoes, are required in certain work environments for several reasons:
- Security and Safety Checks: In some high-security areas, such as airports, government facilities, or certain industrial sites, metal detectors or X-ray machines are used for security checks. Metal-free shoes are necessary to pass through these security checkpoints without triggering alarms or requiring additional screening. This helps to streamline the security process and maintain efficient operations.
- Electrical Hazard Protection: Metal components in footwear can conduct electricity, which can pose a risk in electrical work environments. Metal-free shoes eliminate the risk of electrical conductivity, reducing the potential for electric shocks or electrical accidents. These shoes are often made with non-conductive materials like composite toe caps or fiberglass shanks.
- Non-Magnetic Environments: In some industries or research settings, non-magnetic conditions are essential, such as in medical imaging facilities (MRI rooms) or laboratories working with sensitive magnetic equipment. Metal-free shoes are necessary to prevent interference with sensitive instruments and maintain the integrity of test results or imaging equipment.
- Lightweight and Comfort: Metal-free shoes are typically lighter in weight compared to shoes with metal components. This can provide increased comfort and reduce fatigue for workers who need to be on their feet for extended periods. Additionally, non-metallic footwear often offers better flexibility and improved ergonomic design.
- Heat and Cold Insulation: Metal-free shoes may offer better insulation against temperature extremes. Metal components can transfer heat or cold, potentially causing discomfort or temperature-related injuries. Non-metallic shoes can provide better thermal insulation, keeping the feet more comfortable in hot or cold environments.
Who Can Use the Portwest Compositelite Trainers?
Safety trainers should be worn in various work environments where there is a potential risk of foot injuries. Here are some common scenarios where safety trainers are typically worn:
- Construction Sites: Safety trainers are commonly worn in construction sites where there is a risk of falling objects, heavy machinery, and potential hazards on the ground. They provide protection against impacts, crush injuries, and punctures from sharp objects.
- Warehouses and Logistics: In warehouses and logistics settings, safety trainers are worn to protect against potential hazards such as heavy objects, rolling equipment, and potential foot injuries due to handling and moving materials.
- Manufacturing and Industrial Settings: Workers in manufacturing and industrial facilities often wear safety trainers to safeguard their feet from machinery, falling objects, electrical hazards, and various potential workplace hazards.
- Maintenance and Repair Work: Safety trainers are essential for maintenance and repair workers who may encounter sharp objects, slippery surfaces, and other potential hazards while performing their tasks.
- Engineering and Construction Inspections: Safety trainers can also be worn by engineers and construction inspectors during site visits or inspections to ensure their safety when they are in potentially hazardous areas.
Materials
These trainers feature a KPU moulded upper with mesh backing, for lightweight, breathable comfort all day long. This helps to enhance dexterity and provides robust protection against a range of common workplace hazards as mentioned above. For more information on the materials in these trainers, check out the below information:
- Upper: KPU and mesh
- Sole: EVA/Rubber
Our Supplier Says:
"Modern and classic low cut trainer with contrasting colours for a sleek stylish look, with TPU moulded upper with mesh back offering excellent breathability and comfort. 100% non-metallic, fibreglass toecap and puncture resistant non-metallic midsole. Ideal for indoor and outdoor such as warehouse operatives, fork lift driving, transportation, plumbers, tradesman and general wear."
Cleaning Instructions
- Use only soft brushes and water.
- Do not use substances like alcohol, thinners, gasoline, oil or any other chemicals.
- Keep the footwear, dry and clean, in a proper place at room temperature.
Technical Documents
For more information on the Portwest trainers, please see the below documents:
