- Does the Beja SR have a steel toe?
- No. It is certified as O1 SR occupational footwear, which covers slip resistance and antistatic properties but not toe protection. For impact hazards you need a safety-toe category shoe.
- What does EN ISO 20347 O1 SR mean?
- It is the European standard for occupational (non-safety-toe) footwear. O1 covers basic antistatic and closed-heel requirements, and SR marks the slip resistance tested to that standard.
- Are the laces replaceable?
- The laces are fixed stretch laces under the No Tie Fit design, so they are not meant to be swapped out. They are built to stay tied and let you slip the shoe on and off.
- Is it good for nurses and restaurant staff?
- Yes, that is the target use: slip-resistant, antistatic, light and easy to clean on the surface. It is not waterproof, so spills and wet floors still call for care.
- How does it compare with a lace-up work sneaker?
- It is lighter and faster to put on, with the same style of cushioned insole. A lace-up safety shoe gives a more locked-in fit and toe protection, which the Beja SR lacks.
- What is the heel height?
- The heel is 2.5 cm, a low, flat profile that suits standing and walking all day.
- Where is the Beja SR cheapest?
- At ShopWSS, for $49.99, 20% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Beja SR?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including ShopWSS, My Store, Soul Goods, Amazon.