I recently had the opportunity to try out the Comfort Rebound Mesh Trainer with Safety Toe Cap, and I must say, these shoes are a game-changer for anyone needing a reliable work shoe. Here’s my detailed review based on various aspects of the shoe. The Comfort Rebound design truly lives up to its name. The cushioning is excellent, providing ample support for long hours on your feet. The mesh upper allows for breathability, which is a significant plus, especially during warmer days. I found that even after a full day of wear, my feet felt comfortable, and fatigue was minimal. The safety toe cap is robust and meets industry standards, providing peace of mind in environments where foot protection is essential. I appreciated the added protection without the bulkiness often associated with steel-toe shoes. The non-slip sole is another fantastic feature, offering excellent grip on various surfaces, which is crucial for maintaining stability and preventing slips and falls. While functionality is paramount in a work shoe, style also matters. The Comfort Rebound Mesh Trainer has a modern look that can easily transition from work to casual settings. However, the design is somewhat utilitarian, and those looking for a more fashionable option might find them a bit plain. The Comfort Rebound Mesh Trainer with Safety Toe Cap is an excellent choice for anyone in need of a comfortable, safe, and functional work shoe. With its combination of comfort, safety features, and reasonable waterproofing, it stands out in the crowded market of work footwear. While it may not be the most stylish option, the benefits far outweigh this minor drawback. Highly recommended for those who prioritize comfort and safety in their work environment!

To who it may concern, I have been using this shoe in an office environment and so far, it's been very confortable with excellent plantar support. The cushoning feels great after lon hours on my feet, which is a big plus. That said, whilst the initial expereience us promising, I will need to test them further with my operator to se how they hold up in a more demanding work environment.

After the 2/3 weeks to 2 months of the Wearer Tech Safety shoes trials complete, I wanted to give some feedback and thoughts on how I have gotten on with the shoes since this time period. Comfort/Practical: Positives - From a comfort position they have been very refreshing to wear and giving the added supportive to my feet. Being breathable from the mesh design and having the adjustable insole on the depending on arch that the user themselves has (Flat arch to High arch) I feel that I have been more productive into my work without pain/strain to my feet. I also found the grip of the shoes where to me very good too. Negatives - The only negative that I found discomforting at the start was the tonged of the shoes was slightly irritating but after setting the shoes correctly adjusting them to a degree, they were then very comfortable. Look/Design Positives - Genuinely I think they look very good. It gives a professional look too with the one's that I have trialled; they also don't stand out either giving the uniform unified feel to them. Negative - I feel if we are going remain on the mesh design in both safety and non-safety shoes, they will be fine for many of the portering team. From looking in the catalogue with John and myself we felt some of the designs would be unfavourably or unpractical to some of the remaining of staff who may opt for other shoe options. Although from an overall perspective I would genuinely say that there are a very good pair of shoes that I've worn for some time from going through multiple pairs from different companies in the past. I'd also say these designs would be highly recommended for our staffing with the mesh safety or non-safety shoes which would be in discussion with H&S. Also after the meeting with the WearerTech representative the discussion with John and I the pricing would be the deciding factor.