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you work in an environment featuring uneven surfaces or heavy machinery, this can be a serious issue. To keep feet warm if you’re working outdoors in low temperatures, investing in a safety boot with a thermal lining can make a huge difference. Boots that feature a temperature-regulating lining, such as Thinsulate or a cold-resistant fleece lining, can ensure that safety and the job remain the key focus.

Grip, not slip

Slips still account for a third of all UK accidents at work, but on construction sites, slippery and uneven surfaces are very commonplace, so the potential for slipping is arguably greater.

The tread on your footwear is one of the biggest decisions that you should consider when buying boots. An oftenoverlooked feature, you need a tread that is designed specifically for the type of terrain you’re working on. It’s exactly this reason that V12 developed innovative sole units – the STS and IGS.

The STS sole was designed to provide traction and create a non-clogging sole to keep the wearer stable and balanced on unsteady ground like mud or sand. Several V12 styles feature the STS sole unit, making them perfect for outdoor roles such as bricklaying or landscaping, where terrain tends to be more unpredictable.

Meanwhile, the IGS sole was developed with a hexagonal grip pattern to cut through water and channel it away, increasing stability on more indoor and man-made surfaces that tend to become