Sharp Spiked Style Shoes for Epoxy Flooring Coatings Spiked Shoes Safe Walking on Floor Leveling Materials Self Leveling Cement Epoxy Topcoats Concrete Resin (L)
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Tuesday, Nov 11
Size: L
Features
- Versatile Professional Footwear: engineered for diverse applications, these epoxy spike shoes excel in tough environments; They're ideal for work tasks involving resin coatings, floor leveling materials, and a variety of epoxy applications
- Enhanced Safety Assurance: designed with anti-slip and strong grip feature, these epoxy shoes perform well on various surfaces; This stability significantly reduces accident risks, allowing users to concentrate on their tasks with an added sense of security
- Comfort Size and Extend Use: crafted in size L, these spike shoes for epoxy flooring prioritize user comfort, fitting naturally to reduce fatigue during 8+ hour shifts; They also keep debris at bay, ensuring a comfortable working environment
- Even Pressure Distribution: these heavy-duty epoxy floor shoes reinforce iron spikes properly arranged to ensure even pressure distribution, providing a stronger grip, ensuring instant slip resistance on wet, oily, or freshly coated floors
- Practical Professional Gift Idea: these epoxy spiked shoes make a nice gift for anyone needing trustworthy footwear in a professional setting; They offer practicality and reassurance, catering to individuals who prioritize safety and resilience in their work attire
Manufacturer: Cutecrop
Part Number: MOX-Cutecrop-2823
Item Weight: 2.78 pounds
Product Dimensions: 13.78 x 9.84 x 8.27 inches
Item model number: MOX-Cutecrop-2823
Size: L
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: sharp spiked style shoes
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: July 29, 2025
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Size: X-Large
Size X-Large slides with 16 spikes per shoe on the underside for expoxy application. These awesome epoxy spike shoes are made for all sorts of jobs, especially when things get messy; They're perfect for working with resin, leveling floors, and all that epoxy stuff They're super safe too, with a good grip so you won't slip; That means you can focus on your work without worrying about falling or slipping. They're an XL size, so they're comfy, and you can wear them for hours without getting tired; Plus, they keep all the junk out The spikes are arranged just right, so the pressure is even, and you get a super strong grip on wet or freshly coated floors. They're practical and make you feel safe. There is a bolt plate that touches the bottom of your feet so the pressure will stop the spikes from out compared to if they were only fitted from the bottom. I prefer these to the strap on converter for your regular shoes. Although the strap ons are a cheaper price ranging at $15-$20 the strap-ons can slip off if not tighten properly and if that happens if in the middle of work.... that would be so annoying. Also im comfortable wearing slides. Personally I'd rather pay a higher price minus the stress. The back of the slides have a grip lip to stop your feet sliding backwards. Only bad point that can happen is dripping expoxy on your shoes whilst wearing the slides. So maybe a cross type toes covered design would be more ideal. You would wear your regular shoes inside these slide. There are barriers to prevent you shoes from slipping. I would definitely recommend measuring your shoe. Not your feet size because some shoes are bigger than others even though they fit your feet. The XL works fine for us because it accommodates regular shoes and work boots too.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025 by Truce Tran Truce Tran
Size: X-Large
I did not know these existed! I have been wanting to do my basement floor for so long, and these will make things much easier. I say this because with " normal shoes" you will either get stuck, leave prints, slip etc. These have "spikes" but the bottom of the spikes are flattened out at the tip. So when I did a 6x6 area to test out my skills with pouring epoxy, I was able to slip these on and they have a unique way of fitting and holding on to your feet/boots, there is what I would call a "Flap" that presses against the top of your foot to ensure they stay on. I was able to walk on the epoxy with these on and did not ruin my work, as I walked the "holes" in the wet epoxy filled back in quickly. The build quality of the materials used feels like a rubberized foam? without saying a brand of shoes I hope you know which I'm speaking about. Don't get me wrong, you can still slip if you are not careful, these are not meant to grip the floor, they are meant to make it easier to walk on the epoxy without getting stuck for leaving foot prints. I wouldn't say they are easy to clean, but as long as you can make sure there is no epoxy on the spikes I would think that is good enough. They are a bit pricy for what I would say are "spike inserts" and rubber, but as long as they last it will be worth the time and headache from wearing regular shoes and boots on the wet epoxy.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2025 by Patrick Garon