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

Use polyethylene covers around food processing plants while reducing the risk of contaminating the food. To help you comply with Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) programs, these covers contain metal additives that will set off metal detectors if they—or any piece of them—fall into your line. They’re also light blue, making them easier to spot than other white or gray covers. These covers are FDA compliant for direct contact with food.

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.

Kleenguard polypropylene covers have five layers of nonwoven fabric, so they’re more abrasion resistant and harder to tear than Tyvek polyethylene covers. They’re also antistatic, so they protect sensitive equipment from electrostatic discharge.

Comformax/polyester blend covers are made of a specially treated wood pulp and fabric blend material that repels liquids, including blood and other bodily fluids. They resist tearing and offer some breathability.

Step into the dispenser and this plastic film clings to the bottom of your shoes and boots, so you don’t track dirt into your home or worksite. As you pull your foot out, cut the film from its roll on the serrated blade like you would with regular plastic wrap—you never touch any part with your hands, or even bend down. For moving the dispenser safely, the blade is retractable. These plastic film covers are durable enough that they won’t tear easily when you walk, but thin enough to apply multiple layers if you need extra protection or to cover film that’s dirty. Use them with any shoe size.

One roll of 1-mil. thick plastic film and one refillable plastic dispenser are included. When you run out of film, replace it with more of the same thickness or use 2-mil. thick film for extra strength and tear resistance.

Designed to meet clean room standards, these boot covers act as a barrier between the worker and the room to prevent pollutants such as dust particles and microbes from contaminating a space. Covers are suitable for use in clean rooms rated to both Federal Standard and ISO classes. In both systems, clean rooms with lower class ratings have fewer contaminants. These covers are knee high with an elastic top and an ankle closure. A skid-resistant sole grips wet and slippery surfaces for good traction.

Tyvek polyethylene covers are soft and strong, and withstand occasional contact with mild liquids such as water and spray paint. These covers are disposable.

Polyester covers resist abrasion and splashing liquid; they’ll last longer than Tyvek polyethylene covers. These covers must be cleaned prior to first use, and are reusable for up to 100 washes when laundered to clean room standards. They have a hard rubber sole, so they can be worn without shoes.

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. Polyethylene covers are best for short-term use. 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.

Reusable when laundered to clean room standards, polyester covers resist abrasion and liquid splashes. They last up to 100 washes; wash them prior to first use. These covers have adjustable snaps, so you can create a secure and comfortable fit around your shoe.

Apply and remove Clean Room Shoe Covers without bending down and contaminating your hands. Step into these dispensers and removers to quickly cover or uncover your shoe.

Dispensers have holding bars to keep shoe covers open while you step into them. Insert your foot into the dispenser, then pull back to release the cover onto your shoe. A new cover will automatically pop into place. These dispensers don't need electricity—slotted, self-adjusting tracks hook into the sides of shoe covers to dispense them one at a time. A large loading slot makes them easy to fill. Dispensers for 110 shoe covers are small and portable. For areas with high foot traffic, use dispensers for 220 shoe covers. They have a handle to help you balance when stepping into a cover.

Removers use vacuum power to pull soiled covers off of your shoe and into a canister. They store dirty covers, so they don't contaminate clean rooms and other areas. Place your foot over the hole and press the button on the handle to turn on the suction, which removes your cover. The handle also helps you balance while using these removers.

Wear these guards over shoes or boots to shield toes and feet from accidental impact.

Plastic guards are lightweight for protection against minor bumps and impacts up to 30 ft.-lbs. Steel and aluminum guards meet ASTM F2413 for protection against accidental impact and compression up to 75 ft.-lbs.

Order your normal shoe size. For large work shoes, order one size up. Guards with a foot strap and snaps are designed to fit over large work shoes or boots, so order your normal shoe size.

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.

Extend the life of your footwear with these abrasion- and water-resistant epoxies. Stronger and more durable than most footwear materials, these epoxies are often used to coat and repair high-wear areas prone to rips, cracks, and water exposure, such as safety toes. They permanently bond to leather, plastic, and rubber. Each cartridge includes enough epoxy to coat the toes on one pair of shoes or boots. They fully harden in 24 hours and dry with a gloss finish, which can be rubbed away for a matte finish.

These abrasion-, tear-, and cut-resistant leggings protect your lower legs and feet against radiant heat, flames, and welding sparks.

Style A are also known as spats. Made of leather, these leggings conform to your foot and ankle for lightweight protection. They have an elastic band that hugs the lower calf. Adjustable foot straps keep foot covers in place.

Style B are knee-high leather; they conform to your legs better than Kevlar guards without weighing you down. They have a foot strap to help keep covers in place.

Styles C and D have a spring-tension frame, which supports leggings so they keep their shape and won’t slide off. They are knee-high Kevlar for better cut-resistance than leather. Style C have leather foot covers.