These shoe covers are made of PVC to hold up in wet and oily environments. A skid-resistant sole grips wet and slippery surfaces for good traction.

Order your normal shoe size unless wearing over large work shoes, then order one size up.

Style B provide more coverage than style A.

These boot covers are made of PVC to hold up in wet and oily environments. A skid-resistant sole grips wet and slippery sufaces for good traction. They close with a button, and there are two holes for adjusting the fit. Order your normal boot size unless wearing over large work boots, then order one size up.

These covers are lightweight and protect shoes from dirt, grime, and liquid splashes.

Tyvek polyethylene covers are tear and abrasion resistant. Made of heat- and pressure-bonded fibers, they’re soft yet strong. Those with a skid-resistant sole grip wet and slippery surfaces for good traction.

These lightweight covers protect boots from dirt and grime.

Tyvek polyethylene provides better tear and abrasion resistance than polypropylene and polyethylene. It holds up to occasional contact with nonhazardous liquids, such as water and paint spray. It is made of heat- and pressure-bonded fibers for a material that’s soft yet strong.

Latex is a thick, sturdy rubber that holds its form better than fabric and plastic boot covers. It resists liquid splashes.

12" and 13" high covers reach mid-calf. 18" high covers are knee high.

Covers with a skid-resistant sole grip wet and slippery surfaces for good traction.

Keep dust and other particles on your shoes from contaminating clean rooms. These covers have an elastic band that keeps them in place once they’re on. Made of lightweight fabric, they won’t weigh you down. They’re also water resistant, so your feet stay dry in wet areas.

Polyethylene and polypropylene covers are disposable. They stretch to fit over most shoes (up to men’s size 15). To keep contaminants off of your hands, apply and remove them with Dispensers and Removers for Clean Room Shoe Covers. They’re quick, hands-free, and you don’t need to bend down to use them. For long-term wear, use polypropylene covers—they’re more durable than polyethylene. They also have a skid-resistant sole that's coated to keep you from sliding on slick floors. These covers won't generate a static charge, so they're safe to use around sensitive electronic equipment.

Studs dig in and hold tight on icy surfaces.

Ice grippers with heel coverage leave the front of shoes bare, so users can climb ladders safely and operate machinery without damaging the pedals. The adjustable strap secures these grippers to shoes. They have four steel studs on each foot.

Ice grippers with full shoe coverage have studs on the toe and heel to give wearers complete traction for walking.

Slip-on grippers are made of flexible rubber or plastic that stretches to fit over shoes. They have six steel studs or eight tungsten carbide studs on each foot. Grippers with tungsten carbide studs are more durable and harder to dull than those with steel studs. They also give you more stability because they have a greater number of studs. If one of the studs breaks or goes missing, there’s a replacement stud built into the upper toe area for a quick swap. To help you handle thick snow conditions, these grippers have treaded soles for extra traction. They remain elastic even in cold temperatures, so you can stretch them over shoes using their pull tabs without cracking or breaking them.

Grippers with hook and loop straps provide a snug fit over shoes or bulky boots. They have 15 steel studs on each foot to provide better traction than slip-on grippers. Studs are replaceable.

When ordering ice grippers, order your normal shoe size.

The metal spikes on the bottom of these shoe covers prevent damage to the finish of self-leveling coatings as well as your shoes. Spikes are small enough that coatings can fill in the holes they make when you walk away, so they are level when they cure. Covers fit most shoe sizes.