Sparco Allroad ROC
Safety Shoes
ESD S3 SRC HRO cod. 07528TAGI

Sparco AllRoad ROC - Anti-slip safety shoes ESD S3 SRC HRO

Sparco Motegi safety shoes from the AllRoad line, ideal for both indoor and outdoor use thanks to the combination of water-repellent suede and nubuck together with a CrossGrip sole in Phylon and HRO Nitrile Rubber to maximize grip and stabilization even on gravelly, muddy surfaces and snowy.
Furthermore, Sparco ROC ESD S3 SRC HRO is able to absorb vibrations preventing damage to the spine and lower limbs .

These original Sparco safety shoes model ROC 07528TAGI are ideal for indoor use in the 3 seasons of winter, autumn and spring and fully comply with the EN ISO 20345:2022 standard.

These Sparco ROC 07528TAGI protective shoes from the Allroad line fully comply with the EN ISO 20345:2022 standard and are characterized by the degrees of protection:

• S3 which indicates steel toe cap, waterproofness of the upper and anti-perforation steel midsole
• SRC which represents the resistance to slipping with ceramic and glycerin soil and water and detergent;
• HRO which indicates the sole resistant to contact with heat 300°C for 1 minute
• ESD for resistance to electrical discharges.

Sparco footwear uses Teamwork® technology which optimizes the walking effort produced by the sole of the foot, where the greatest stress is concentrated, returning 70% of the energy produced . Thanks to this technology, Sparco Teamwork safety shoes reduce the tiredness felt at the end of the day, thus improving reflexes and attention to the dangers associated with slipping and tripping. Furthermore, they allow less walking effort and less stress on the back and spine together with the relaxation of the muscles .

Characteristics

Guide to the correct interpretation of protection classes and standards

* highlighted it is possible to identify the characteristics that distinguish the shoes in question Sparco ROC ESD S3 SRC HRO AllRoad

All safety shoes for professional use compliant with EN ISO 20345:2022 are characterized by the following words:

• S : Safety Shoes (from the English word Safety)
• B : when the letter S follows, it indicates Basic protection. These Mandatory Basic Requirements include the minimum indications to be respected regarding:
  • the height of the "split" leather upper which can also be opened in the heel area
  • the minimum length and supporting base of the tip
  • similar microfibre
  • front lining
  • insole
  • sole that can be made of any type of material.
• P: Protection shoes with protective toe cap (from the English word Protection) safe against impacts with energy of 100 J and compression 10 kN

As regards foot protection, footwear classified as "S" is further divided into:

• SB : is the basic protection level, less protective than the other levels and is equipped with a 200 Joule steel toe cap to protect the fingers, meeting the main safety requirements of the EN 345 standard.
  
  
• S1 : S1 level shoes, in addition to the steel toe, also have an antistatic sole with energy absorption in the heel area. The shoes falling into this category are suitable for workers who are not particularly at risk and do not foresee risks for the sole of the foot as this area does not have an anti-puncture plate. They are divided into:
  S1: They do not have anti-puncture plate
  S1P: They have anti-perforation steel plate
  S1PL: They have Metal Free anti-perforation plate for 4.5 mm nails (Large)
  S1PS: They have Metal Free anti-perforation foil for 3 mm nails (Small)
  
  
• S2 : this level, in addition to the characteristics of the S1, also has a slight waterproofness given by a leather upper (or similar materials) capable of resisting water permeability for max. 60 minutes.
  Main features integrated into the basic requirements :
  - Dynamic waterproofing of the upper material
  
  
• S3 : this is the most widespread level and combines the characteristics of the S1 and S2 levels (steel toe cap and waterproofness) in a single shoe, however adding the anti-puncture midsole and is divided into:
  S3: They have anti-perforation steel plate
  S3L: They have Metal Free anti-perforation plate for 4.5 mm nails (Large)
  S3S: They have Metal Free anti-perforation plate for 3 mm nails (Small)
  
  
• S4 : this is the most waterproof level ever, with a 100% waterproof level in all external conditions and for an unlimited time (WRU).
  Main features integrated into the basic requirements :
  - Antistatic
  - Energy absorption from the heel
  - FO resistance to hydrocarbons
  
  
• S5 : is the version of S4 with the addition of the anti-perforation plate
  They are divided into:
  S5: They have anti-perforation steel plate
  S5L: They have Metal Free anti-perforation plate for 4.5 mm nails (Large)
  S5S: They have Metal Free anti-perforation plate for 3 mm nails (Small)
• S6 : EXTRA water resistance (WR) and are divided into:
  S6: They do not have anti-puncture plate
  S6P: They have anti-perforation steel plate
  S6L: They have Metal Free anti-perforation plate for 4.5 mm nails (Large)
  S6S: They have Metal Free anti-perforation plate for 3 mm nails (Small)
  
  
• S7 : S6 + anti-perforation plate. They are divided into:
  S7: They have anti-perforation steel plate
  S7L: They have Metal Free anti-perforation plate for 4.5 mm nails (Large)
  S7S: They have Metal Free anti-perforation plate for 3 mm nails (Small)

Slip resistance classes

Also regarding the anti-slip level of work shoes we have three different classes all complying with the EN 13287 (2012) standard:

• SRA : slip resistance with ceramic floor with water and detergent
• SRB: slip resistance with steel and glycerine floor
• SRC: slip resistance with both of the above conditions

Shoe classification based on risk assessment

The potential risks prevented by safety shoes are also characterized by acronyms that identify which risk protection is ensured from :

P: Puncture resistant foil
E: Energy absorption from the heel
WR : Water Resistance (it is the improvement of the WRU)
WRU/WPA: Upper resistant to water penetration from 2023
AN: Ankle protection
M: Metatarsal Protection
HRO: Sole resistant to contact with heat 300°C for 1 minute
HI: Heat insulation up to 150°C
CI : Cold insulation down to -17°C
FO: Hydrocarbon resistant sole
ESD: Protection from electrical discharges
A: Electrostatic shoe
C: Conductive shoe (electricity)
CR: Cut Resistance
SRA: Slip resistance with ceramic floor with water and detergent
SRB: Slip resistance with steel and glycerine floor
SRC: Combination of SRA + SRB
DGUV112-191: Orthopedic insole adaptation
SC: Tip abrasion resistance
LG: Sole with heel detached from the sole for grip on ladder rungs