Getting the right uvex fit means checking length, width and the size system on the listing. Use this checklist before ordering a replacement pair or footwear for a team.
Check UK versus EU sizing
Read the selector label on the product page. A number such as 42 generally belongs to EU sizing, while a selector showing UK sizes uses a different scale. Use the manufacturer's model-specific size information rather than assuming an exact conversion.
Width is a separate choice
Some uvex models offer several width fittings. Availability differs by article. A width code and a shoe size describe different dimensions, so check both fields when the listing has separate selectors.
Replacing a pair that already fits
- Record the full article code from the shoe label.
- Record the labelled size and any width code.
- Compare those details with the new listing.
- Check whether the article or specification has changed.
Insoles and the multiple fit system
Uvex offers model-specific fitting accessories, including the uvex 1 G2 multiple fit system in narrow, standard, wide and extra-wide versions. Compatibility matters: confirm the accessory is approved for your footwear before replacing an insole.
Try footwear with your usual work socks
Check both feet, heel stability and space around the toes. A protective toe cap should not press against your toes. Avoid choosing an unsuitable length simply to compensate for a width problem.
Do all uvex styles fit the same?
Fit can differ between models and available widths. The size of your current pair is a useful starting point, but it does not guarantee the fit of another style.
Ordering for several wearers
Prepare a list of article codes, sizes, widths and quantities. Contact IronStep if you need help checking the available options.