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Haix Connexis Safety+ GTX Waterproof Low Safety Gray S3 with Certification (C), P, CI, ESD , HI, HRO, SRC,WR

  • Connexis Safety+ GTX Grey-Yellow HAIX Safety Shoe
  • Category S3, 100% metal-free
  • Connexis Safety+ GTX technology with integrated fascia tape
  • Upper made of velour leather thickness 2.0mm-2.2mm combined...
  • Connexis Safety+ GTX Grey-Yellow HAIX Safety Shoe
  • Category S3, 100% metal-free
  • Connexis Safety+ GTX technology with integrated fascia tape
  • Upper made of velour leather thickness 2.0mm-2.2mm combined with fabric
  • Inner lining with breathable, waterproof GORE-TEX membrane, abrasion-resistant
  • Rubber outsole for stability on slippery and wet surfaces
  • PU midsole...
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  • Connexis® Safety+ GTX Grey-Yellow HAIX® Safety Shoe
  • Category S3, 100% metal-free
  • Connexis® Safety+ GTX technology with integrated fascia tape
  • Upper made of velour leather thickness 2.0mm-2.2mm combined with fabric
  • Inner lining with breathable, waterproof GORE-TEX® membrane, abrasion-resistant
  • Rubber outsole for stability on slippery and wet surfaces
  • PU midsole for good shock absorption and cold insulation
  • Electrostatically conductive (ESD) according to DIN EN 61340-4-3:2002 standard
  • External synthetic HAIX® Nano-Carbon cover in the toe area
  • HAIX® synthetic midsole resistant to punctures
  • Certified according to EN 20345 S3 HRO HI CI WR SRC
  • Recommended Application: Industry, Supply, Logistics, Finishing Work, Vehicle Operators
  • Manufacturer: Haix ®
  • Weight: 1.2000 kg

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Main Specifications

Type
Low
Safety
Yes
Protection Level
S3
Waterproof
Yes
Colour
Grey
Athletic Type
No

Safety Specifications

Conductive (C)
Yes
Puncture Resistance (P)
Yes
Insulated Cold Sole (CI)
Yes
Antistatic (ESD)
Yes
High Temperature Resistance (HI)
Yes
High Temperature Resistance Sole (HRO)
Yes
Combined Slip Resistance (SRC)
Yes
Water Resistance (WR)
Yes

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  • This review is about a variation of the product

    In terms of materials, protection, and waterproofing, it is at an excellent level.
    But ergonomically, it is tragic...
    I've been wearing them for about a week now and I started limping. There is a pressure on the outside of the foot below the ankle, barely noticeable at first, but it gradually starts to hurt a lot. From what I understand, it is the point where the back protector ends. There is a sponge there but it doesn't do the job.
    I don't know if it doesn't fit the anatomy of my foot or if it's a general issue, but I've never experienced anything like this before with any shoe, especially with such an expensive shoe. Essentially, the protection is offered at much lower prices, and the extra money is supposedly paid for comfort along with protection...
    But what protection can we talk about when the shoe itself destroys your foot...
    Also, I should mention that it happens to both feet, so I can't blame it on a defect.

    I will try taking them to a cobbler to see if something can be done because I really regret the money I spent...

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  • In terms of materials, protection, and waterproofing, it is at an excellent level.
    But ergonomically, it is tragic...
    I've been wearing them for about a week now and I started limping. There is a pressure on the outside of the foot below the ankle, barely noticeable at first, but it gradually starts to hurt a lot. From what I understand, it is the point where the back protector ends. There is a sponge there but it doesn't do the job.
    I don't know if it doesn't fit the anatomy of my foot or if it's a general issue, but I've never experienced anything like this before with any shoe, especially with such an expensive shoe. Essentially, the protection is offered at much lower prices, and the extra money is supposedly paid for comfort along with protection...
    But what protection can we talk about when the shoe itself destroys your foot...
    Also, I should mention that it happens to both feet, so I can't blame it on a defect.

    I will try taking them to a cobbler to see if something can be done because I really regret the money I spent...

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Description & Specifications

  • Connexis® Safety+ GTX Grey-Yellow HAIX® Safety Shoe
  • Category S3, 100% metal-free
  • Connexis® Safety+ GTX technology with integrated fascia tape
  • Upper made of velour leather thickness 2.0mm-2.2mm combined with fabric
  • Inner lining with breathable, waterproof GORE-TEX® membrane, abrasion-resistant
  • Rubber outsole for stability on slippery and wet surfaces
  • PU midsole for good shock absorption and cold insulation
  • Electrostatically conductive (ESD) according to DIN EN 61340-4-3:2002 standard
  • External synthetic HAIX® Nano-Carbon cover in the toe area
  • HAIX® synthetic midsole resistant to punctures
  • Certified according to EN 20345 S3 HRO HI CI WR SRC
  • Recommended Application: Industry, Supply, Logistics, Finishing Work, Vehicle Operators
  • Manufacturer: Haix ®
  • Weight: 1.2000 kg

SkuDescription|Brand

Main Specifications

Type
Low
Safety
Yes
Protection Level
S3
Waterproof
Yes
Colour
Grey
Athletic Type
No

Safety Specifications

Conductive (C)
Yes
Puncture Resistance (P)
Yes
Insulated Cold Sole (CI)
Yes
Antistatic (ESD)
Yes
High Temperature Resistance (HI)
Yes
High Temperature Resistance Sole (HRO)
Yes
Combined Slip Resistance (SRC)
Yes
Water Resistance (WR)
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

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  • This review is about a variation of the product

    In terms of materials, protection, and waterproofing, it is at an excellent level.
    But ergonomically, it is tragic...
    I've been wearing them for about a week now and I started limping. There is a pressure on the outside of the foot below the ankle, barely noticeable at first, but it gradually starts to hurt a lot. From what I understand, it is the point where the back protector ends. There is a sponge there but it doesn't do the job.
    I don't know if it doesn't fit the anatomy of my foot or if it's a general issue, but I've never experienced anything like this before with any shoe, especially with such an expensive shoe. Essentially, the protection is offered at much lower prices, and the extra money is supposedly paid for comfort along with protection...
    But what protection can we talk about when the shoe itself destroys your foot...
    Also, I should mention that it happens to both feet, so I can't blame it on a defect.

    I will try taking them to a cobbler to see if something can be done because I really regret the money I spent...

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    • Material quality
    • Weight
    • Comfort
    • Value for money
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  • In terms of materials, protection, and waterproofing, it is at an excellent level.
    But ergonomically, it is tragic...
    I've been wearing them for about a week now and I started limping. There is a pressure on the outside of the foot below the ankle, barely noticeable at first, but it gradually starts to hurt a lot. From what I understand, it is the point where the back protector ends. There is a sponge there but it doesn't do the job.
    I don't know if it doesn't fit the anatomy of my foot or if it's a general issue, but I've never experienced anything like this before with any shoe, especially with such an expensive shoe. Essentially, the protection is offered at much lower prices, and the extra money is supposedly paid for comfort along with protection...
    But what protection can we talk about when the shoe itself destroys your foot...
    Also, I should mention that it happens to both feet, so I can't blame it on a defect.

    I will try taking them to a cobbler to see if something can be done because I really regret the money I spent...

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