How To Protect Women’s Feet

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Women's feet are different from men's feet

In contrast to the casual footwear market, for a long time the choice of safety shoes for women was very limited and they often had to search around until they found the right shoe. Due to the lack of alternatives, many women were left with men's shoes in their size or, at best, smaller men's shoes lab as 'women's'. This means that women workers wear uncomfortable and ill-fitting shoes to work. This causes shoes to rub, causing blisters or pressure points, which is enough for many female workers to give up on protecting their feet.

With regard to foot protection, there is no way to wear smaller men's shoes because there are so many differences in foot shape between men and women. Women's feet have completely different proportions. A major problem is that the bigger the foot - and this applies to both men and women - the narrower it is, especially at the heel. Let's take a size 42 as an example. For women, this is a relatively large size and the foot will be correspondingly narrower - for men, however, this is an average size and therefore the foot will be relatively wide. This means that a size 42 shoe is not the same for a male as it is for a female. Further differences between female and male feet in the same size relate to ball length/diameter and instep circumference, as well as the angular position of the big and little toes.

The right protection for women's feet
It is clear that women's feet need special protection. Kameymall recognized this need early on, found a solution and has since launched an entire range of safety shoes that are tailored to the anatomy of the female foot. Wearers of these women's collections can rely on maximum safety, comfort and fresh designs.