New Baak safety shoes: Alea and Alessia for women
Baak expands its Adventure series: The new Alea and Alessia safety shoes are specially designed for women and offer a tailored fit as well as technical innovations.
This article is part of the special topic Workwear: How to dress correctly
Women represent a growing and relevant target group in skilled trades and industrial professions. Nevertheless, suitable protective equipment for female employees often remains a challenge. Baak responds to this with specially designed safety shoes for women.
Market potential and tailor-made solutions
The new Alea safety shoe from Baak. Photo: © BAAK GmbH & Co. KGIn craft and industrial professions Personal protective equipment is usually mandatory.Although women are in the minority there, they make a lot of noise. Federal Statistical Office approximately ten percent in the skilled trades and about 15 percent in industry.
For safety shoes, this means focusing more on women's feet in terms of fit and function. This is precisely where Baak's new models come in. Alea and Alessia Both models, a low-cut shoe and an ankle-high boot, are the first additions to the Adventure series in the women's segment and have recently become available in specialist shops.
Technical innovations and ergonomics
Both models of the protection class S3S great Made on special women's lastsThis takes into account typical anatomical differences such as a narrower heel, a different volume in the forefoot area, and a lower instep height. The optimized fit is intended to contribute to stability and reduce slippage within the shoe.
The ankle-high Alessia boot from Baak. Photo: © BAAK GmbH & Co. KGThe technical features include the NeoShield textile penetration protection made from recycled material and shock-absorbing high-rebound midsoleThe patented Go&Relax system and the Balance Zone They support the natural rolling motion. The models are also equipped with a ESD-compatible Softstep+ insole as well as a Boa closure for precise adjustment.
Christian Grusa, co-managing director of Baak, emphasizes: "Many safety shoes still don't adequately consider the female foot shape. With Alea and Alessia, we are once again demonstrating that protection and fit go hand in hand."
A shoe that fits perfectly can unnecessary compensatory movements reduce the Relieve muscle tension and to Improvement of gait pattern This contributes to a positive outcome for employees themselves, as well as for companies that value acceptance and safety in their protective equipment. "Ergonomics begins with the foot," Grusa continued. "We consistently apply this approach to our women's models as well."
For more information, please visit: baak.de/safety-shoes/women-safety-shoes/
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Text:
Jürgen Ulbrich /
handwerksblatt.de
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