Nothing beats a pair of Shoes For Crews women's slip-resistant shoes when you're working on slick surfaces. Our women's slip-resistant work shoes feature our exclusive outsole, designed to provide superior traction and reduce the risk of workplace accidents. We want to help you focus on your work, not your feet.
If your work requires traversing wet or greasy surfaces, a sure grip is a necessity. Shoes For Crews slip-resistant footwear uses patented features to help you keep your footing in a variety of workplace conditions – such as TRIPGUARD™, a reduced trip-hazard zone to allow fluid movement between environments, and FLEX TREAD™, a groove pattern that mimics the foot’s natural motion for enhanced comfort.
Our catalog of women's slip-resistant shoes includes a wide selection of work shoes with must-have features. Our water-resistant shoes are treated to repel liquids from the surface – great for workplaces with wet floors. Shoes For Crews’ exclusive SPILL GUARD® provides even greater protection against liquids to help keep your feet dry and comfortable throughout your shift.
When your tasks require standing and walking for long periods, your feet end up paying the price. Lightweight work shoes can provide relief! Our selection of slip-resistant women's shoes includes lightweight sneakers, clogs, work boots, and dress shoes to help you take a load off. If your feet feel sore at the end of every shift, browse our collection of women’s replacement insoles to ensure you receive the cushioning and arch support you need.
Let's face it: Style matters, too. Our selection includes fashionable shoes you'll want to wear in and out of the workplace. Whether you prefer canvas, rubber, leather, knitted, or synthetic materials, you'll find a slip-resistant shoe for women built with material that suits your style and industry requirements. You’ll discover slip-resistant, workplace-ready footwear from brands you love, including Shoes For Crews(R), New Balance(R), Cole Haan(R), MOZO(R), and other favorites. Browse our complete catalog to find your perfect fit!
Slip-Resistant Shoes for Specific Professions
At Shoes For Crews, we make it easy for you and your crew to enjoy safe, comfortable footwear, from composite toe to steel toe, slip-on to pull-on. Whether you’re in food service, hospitality, health care, or another active industry, you’ll find the safety footwear you need to keep working like a champion.
Does your work require you to wear Electric Hazard-Rated work shoes? Our EH-rated slip-resistant work shoes for women meet the ASTM F2413-18 safety standard so you can safely tackle the demands of your day. If you work in an environment with hazards such as static electricity, electrocution risk, chemicals, or slippery, wet, or greasy floors, we have the safety shoes for you.
At Shoes For Crews, we want to help you find the perfect fit. Have you had difficulty finding women's slip-resistant shoes in appropriate sizes? Our selection of women’s and unisex safety shoes includes many options with a comfortable but secure slim-fit design. Don't let your feet suffer – stay comfortable and safe in women's slip-resistant work shoes from Shoes For Crews.
What is considered a slip-resistant shoe?
Look for shoes that have been tested for Slip Resistance by a third party certification. This certification differs depending on the region you are living in. For the United States and Canada, Slip Resistance for footwear is determined by testing the shoe in a SATRA test methodology that tests both the heel strike and toe off portions of the stride. Required testing is dry quarry tile, wet quarry tile, and just added oily/wet quarry tile. Shoes that demonstrate a .40 coefficient of friction can then say that they have passed testing under ASTM F-2913. Some brands, like Shoes For Crews, also test on more extreme contaminants like grease, and demonstrate a .40 coefficient of friction above and beyond the scope of ASTM testing.
Is anti-slip the same as non-slip?
While both refer to footwear built to resist slipping, slip-resistant is the more proper term. When the shoes are tested, they are tested for how much they resist slipping, not reviewed on how many 'anti-slip' features they have. Given various conditions and the vagaries of human behavior, it is impossible to state that any shoe is fully non-slip. Given the right combination of floor type, contamination type, and human behavior (overloaded, running), any slip-resistant shoe may still be involved in a slip and fall event.
Why is it important to wear slip-resistant shoes?
According to industry estimates, approximately $70B in medical bills and workers' compensation is due to slips and falls. This is why it is important to look for shoes that have been tested for Slip Resistance by a third party certification. This certification differs depending on the region you are living in. For the United States and Canada, Slip Resistance for footwear is determined by testing the shoe in a SATRA test methodology that tests both the heel strike and toe off portions of the stride. Required testing is dry quarry tile, wet quarry tile, and just added oily/wet quarry tile. Shoes that demonstrate a .40 coefficient of friction can then say that they have passed testing under ASTM F-2913. Some brands, like Shoes For Crews, also test on more extreme contaminants like grease, and demonstrate a .40 coefficient of friction above and beyond the scope of ASTM testing.
How do I know if my shoes are slip-resistant?
Look for shoes that have been tested for Slip Resistance by a third party certification. This certification differs depending on the region you are living in. For the United States and Canada, Slip Resistance for footwear is determined by testing the shoe in a SATRA test methodology that tests both the heel strike and toe off portions of the stride. Required testing is dry quarry tile, wet quarry tile, and just added oily/wet quarry tile. Shoes that demonstrate a .40 coefficient of friction can then say that they have passed testing under ASTM F-2913. Some brands, like Shoes For Crews, also test on more extreme contaminants like grease, and demonstrate a .40 coefficient of friction above and beyond the scope of ASTM testing.
