Composite Toe Cap

Composite toe cap boots are the preferred choice for teams needing high-impact protection without metal components. Popular in logistics, aviation, and food production, they reduce fatigue, support mobility, and meet strict site requirements without compromising performance.

All composite styles from CTS UK meet EN ISO 20345 and are available in S1, S1P, and S3 ratings. Many models also offer:

• HRO-rated soles for heat resistance up to 300°C
• ESD protection for electrostatic-sensitive areas
• Anti-static properties, slip-resistant grip, and shock-absorbing heels
• Water resistance and midsole protection in S3-rated styles

We supply composite toe safety boots that meet professional safety specs and daily wear demands:

• EN ISO 20345 compliant across all styles
• S1, S1P and S3 protection options
• ESD and HRO-rated options available
• Lightweight and metal-free for security-sensitive roles
• Fast delivery and dedicated product support
• Featuring trusted brands like Portwest

CTS UK makes it easy to order certified composite toe boots for your team. Explore our full safety footwear range or browse our men’s and women’s collections for complete team coverage. Contact us for help with product recommendations or bulk orders.

What’s the main benefit of composite toe boots?
They’re lighter than steel, non-metallic, and don’t conduct temperature—making them ideal for indoor or temperature-sensitive roles.

Are composite boots as safe as steel toe boots?
Yes. Composite toe caps are tested to the same EN ISO 20345 standards and meet the same impact protection requirements.

Which safety ratings are available with composite toe caps?
Most are rated S1P or S3, offering toe protection, anti-static soles, and midsole resistance. S3 options add water resistance and additional protection.

Are composite toe boots allowed on all job sites?
As long as they meet EN ISO standards, they’re suitable for most environments—but always check with site-specific requirements.

Do composite boots set off metal detectors?
No. Composite materials are non-metallic, making them suitable for roles in transport, security, or environments where metal detection is used.