Skechers Axtell Arch Fit Slip Resistant Work Trainer Size 45
Product Description
The Skechers Axtell is a slip resistant work trainer built around the brand's Arch Fit insole system — a podiatrist-designed footbed developed using foot scan data to provide certified arch...
Specifications
- Clothing size
- 10
- Colour
- Black
- Fastening
- Lace Up
- Fit
- Male
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Product Description
The Skechers Axtell is a slip resistant work trainer built around the brand's Arch Fit insole system — a podiatrist-designed footbed developed using foot scan data to provide certified arch support across a full working shift. It sits within the Skechers Work range, which is designed specifically for environments where staff are on their feet for extended periods on hard, potentially wet or greasy floors.
In a commercial kitchen or hospitality setting, the combination of slip resistance underfoot and structured arch support matters considerably more than it might appear on a spec sheet. Catering floors — whether quarry tile, resin screed, or sheet vinyl — become hazardous during a busy service, and footwear that reduces fatigue through a double shift helps staff stay alert and perform consistently. The Axtell's woven mesh upper is lightweight and breathable, which is a practical consideration in hot kitchen environments.
- Slip resistant outsole suited to wet and greasy kitchen floors
- Podiatrist-certified Arch Fit insole for full-shift arch support
- Lightweight woven mesh upper keeps feet cooler during service
- Sporty lace-up construction with durable synthetic reinforcement
- Available in UK size 10 (EU 45) for immediate despatch
It is worth noting that this trainer sits at the comfort and slip resistance end of the work footwear spectrum. It does not carry steel toe cap or metatarsal protection, so it is not appropriate for roles where heavy manual handling or dropped equipment risk is a daily factor. For front-of-house, kitchen porter, and light kitchen roles, however, it offers a practical balance of protection, comfort, and wearability through a long shift.
If you are unsure whether this level of footwear is appropriate for your specific kitchen role or environment, the team is happy to talk it through before you order.
Key Features
- Slip resistant outsole rated for wet and greasy floor surfaces
- Patented Arch Fit insole with podiatrist-certified arch support
- Lightweight woven mesh upper with durable synthetic overlays
- Lace-up construction for a secure, adjustable fit during long shifts
- Available in EU size 45 (UK size 10) from stock
Operational Benefits
- Reduces slip risk on wet kitchen and hospitality floor surfaces
- Supports foot health across double shifts in demanding environments
- Breathable upper helps manage foot temperature in hot kitchens
- Structured arch support reduces fatigue during extended standing periods
- Lightweight build avoids added strain on legs during long service hours
Specifications
- Clothing size
- 10
- Colour
- Black
- Fastening
- Lace Up
- Fit
- Male
- Shoe size
- 45
- Weight
- 415g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- It is well suited to roles where slip resistance and all-day comfort are the primary requirements — front-of-house, kitchen porter, and light kitchen duties are typical applications. It does not include toe cap protection, so it is not appropriate for roles involving regular heavy lifting or a significant risk of dropped equipment.
- Skechers Work footwear is tested for slip resistance on wet and oily surfaces, and the Axtell is designed with that environment in mind. For the most demanding kitchens with particularly aggressive floor contamination, it is worth confirming the specific slip resistance certification against your workplace risk assessment requirements.
- The Arch Fit system uses a removable, podiatrist-designed insole that provides structured support across the arch rather than a flat or generic cushioning layer. Over a long shift on hard flooring this can meaningfully reduce foot and lower leg fatigue, which is a common complaint among catering staff who are on their feet for eight hours or more.