Apache AP306 Black — 4 Eye Safety Shoe

The Apache safety shoe AP306 is a durable S3 steel toe work shoe designed for comfort and protection in demanding environments across the UK.

This Apache safety shoe is ideal for workers needing reliable low-cut footwear for construction and warehouse environments.

The Apache AP306 Black is a low-cut 4 eye safety shoe in black leather, delivering S3-rated protection in a lightweight, flexible shoe profile. Steel toe cap, steel midsole, and SRA slip resistance — ideal for workers who need certified protection without the bulk of a full boot. Certified to EN ISO 20345:2011.

Safety Ratings & Certifications

• ✅ CE EN ISO 20345:2011 certified
• ✅ S3 — steel toecap + steel midsole + waterproof upper + antistatic + energy absorbing heel
• ✅ SRA — slip resistant on ceramic tile

Key Features

• ✅ Low-Cut Safety Shoe Profile — lightweight, flexible, and comfortable for all-day wear
• ✅ 4 Eye Lace-Up Fastening — secure, adjustable fit
• ✅ Steel Toe Cap — 200 joule impact and 15kN compression protection
• ✅ Steel Midsole — penetration resistant underfoot protection
• ✅ SRA Slip Resistance — slip resistant on ceramic tile surfaces
• ✅ Black Leather Upper — smart, professional finish on and off site
• ✅ Energy Absorbing Heel — reduces fatigue on hard surfaces

Who Is the Apache AP306 Black For?

Perfect for light construction workers, warehouse operatives, logistics staff, and facilities managers who need certified S3 protection in a low-cut, lightweight safety shoe. The 4 eye lace-up design provides a secure fit for workers on their feet all day.

Specification

• Upper: Black Leather
• Style: Safety Shoe (Low-Cut)
• Fastening: 4 Eye Lace-Up
• Toe Cap: Steel
• Midsole: Steel (Penetration Resistant)
• Outsole: SRA Slip Resistant
• Standard: CE EN ISO 20345:2011
• Rating: S3 SRA

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a safety shoe and a safety boot?
A safety shoe is a low-cut design (below the ankle) while a safety boot provides ankle coverage. Safety shoes are lighter and more flexible, making them ideal for lighter-duty environments. For heavy outdoor work or ankle support, a boot is recommended.