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Men's Professional Chef Shoes - Non-Slip Waterproof Kitchen Work Sneakers
Men's Professional Chef Shoes - Non-Slip Waterproof Kitchen Work Sneakers
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Men's Professional Chef Shoes - Safety Meets Professional Performance
Step into professional kitchen safety with these specialized chef shoes designed for men who work in demanding culinary environments. Featuring non-slip, waterproof, and oil-proof technology, these shoes provide the protection and performance needed for professional kitchen work while maintaining comfort during long shifts.
Professional Kitchen Features:
- Non-Slip Safety: Advanced sole technology provides superior grip on wet and oily kitchen surfaces
- Waterproof Protection: Complete water resistance keeps feet dry in demanding kitchen environments
- Oil-Proof Design: Specialized materials resist oil and grease for easy cleaning and maintenance
- Professional Durability: Wear-resistant construction built to withstand demanding kitchen conditions
- All-Season Comfort: Designed for extended wear during long kitchen shifts
Your Professional Kitchen Essential:
Whether you're a professional chef, kitchen staff member, or culinary student, these specialized work shoes provide the safety and performance you need in demanding kitchen environments. The combination of non-slip, waterproof, and oil-proof features ensures you can focus on your culinary craft while staying safe and comfortable throughout your shift.
Specifications: Artificial leather upper, cotton lining, rubber sole, non-slip technology, 930g weight, professional kitchen design






Tips on Foot Size
What you’ll need
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A sheet of paper larger than your foot
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A pencil or pen
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A ruler or measuring tape
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Socks you’d normally wear with the shoes (optional, but recommended)
1. Prepare Your Foot and Paper
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Place the paper on a hard, flat floor (not carpet).
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Stand on the paper with your weight evenly distributed. Stand rather than sit—your foot spreads more under weight.
2. Trace Your Foot
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Holding the pencil upright (not angled), trace all the way around your foot.
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Keep the pencil close to your foot to avoid adding extra width to the outline.
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Do this for both feet—many people have one foot slightly larger.
3. Measure the Length
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Using a ruler, measure from the tip of your longest toe to the very back of your heel on the outline.
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Write the measurement in centimeters or inches.
4. Measure the Width (optional but useful)
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Measure the widest part of your foot (usually across the ball of the foot).
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This can help determine if you need narrow, regular, or wide-fit shoes.
5. Compare to a Size Chart
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Always go with the measurement of your larger foot.
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Enter your measurement in the Shoe Size Calculator.
Extra Tips
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Measure in the afternoon or evening—feet tend to swell slightly during the day.
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If your measurement falls between sizes, most people prefer going to the next size up for comfort.