Protection against strain injuries

Stability and protection against strain injuries affecting feet, legs and back are important properties of a work shoe. This puts great demands on the shoe’s structure as well as on the inner and outer sole’s construction.

Ventilation and moisture dissipation

A work shoe should feel dry and cool inside, even when used for long periods of time in a warm or humid environment. This puts great demands on the lining as well as the construction of the inner sole. Some examples of effective solutions in Ejendals’ selection are:

Ergothan Hypersorb is an advanced inner sole, developed by Jalas. The Ergothan sole decreases the impact load of the heel by up to 99 percent.

ComfortTemp inner sole from Jalas has a unique temperature-regulating and heat-balancing function, which adjusts the temperature in the shoe according to the surroundings.

Drylex from Jalas is a new inner lining, which effectively drains transpiration.

Geox from Jalas is a sole that lets moisture out of the shoe, but with a membrane which prevents water from entering. The membrane is activated when the foot becomes warm, which keeps the foot dry and cool even in warm surroundings.

Sany-Gel from Cofra is an anatomically shaped foot-bed, which dissipates moisture and also has good shock absorbing effect.

Sany-Dry fom Cofra is a hard-wearing, antibacterial treated polyamide-lining, which both absorbs and dissipates moisture.

Airex from Cofra is a hard-wearing, thinly woven polyamide-lining, which provides good air circulation and keeps the foot dry and cool.

Graninge Support System keeps the heel in the right position, which provides good comfort and firm grip, while the risk of spraining on uneven ground is decreased. Graninge’s rough-patterned outer sole provides good anti-slip protection and safe grip on uneven surfaces.