Why are socks easily worn out when wearing safety shoes?

Safety shoes, I believe many people know it. As a foot protection product, it is widely used in many occasions, and some beautifully designed safety shoes are even worn as daily shoes. However, have you noticed that the socks are easily worn out when wearing safety shoes?

So, what is the reason?

1. Because there is a steel toe cap in the safety shoes, if you wear it that is too large or too small, the friction between the socks and the toe cap will increase. In addition, the inside of the toe cap in safety shoes is generally made of tough, thick and durable canvas, then the socks are easier to be worn out under the wear and tear. Therefore, we recommend choosing safety shoes that fit your feet, and fasten the shoelaces to reduce the frequency of friction between socks and steel toes.

2. Too long toenails easily cause the socks to directly rub the inside of the steel toe cap, so it is necessary to trim the toenails regularly to reduce the wear and tear of the socks.

3. Those with heavy foot sweat are more likely to rust the steel toe cap. After the steel toe cap is rusted, the cloth is easily damaged, which makes the steel toe cap directly rub against the socks, causing damage to the socks and shortening the service life. It is recommended to replace clean socks every day, and clean the insole, which can keep the steel toe cap from rusting and wearing socks.

4. Wear cotton and nylon blends and choose thick socks with higher pounds and weave counts, which not only absorb sweat and breathe better, but also increase the service life of the socks.

5. Use widened and elevated steel-toed safety shoes to avoid the contact between the socks and the steel toe cap, and to prolong the service life of the socks.