Skechers Squad SR Myton Slip-Resistant Work Trainer

Name: Skechers Squad SR Myton Slip-Resistant Work Trainer
Brand: Skechers
SKU: BB674-41
Availability: InStock

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The Skechers Work Squad SR Myton is a slip-resistant work trainer designed for staff who spend long shifts on their feet in commercial kitchen and catering environments. It uses a soft knit mesh and synthetic upper with a stretch laced slip-on construction, making it straightforward to put on and take off during a busy service. The ESD (electrostatic discharge) insole adds a layer of protection relevant in environments with electrical equipment.

For kitchen floor staff, front-of-house teams, and catering operatives, the combination of slip resistance and a lightweight build helps reduce fatigue over a full shift. The sporty casual profile means it works equally well in front-of-house settings where appearance matters, without sacrificing the grip underfoot that hard kitchen floors demand.

Slip-resistant outsole suited to wet or greasy kitchen floors
ESD insole for protection around electrical equipment
Lightweight knit mesh upper reduces fatigue on long shifts
Slip-on stretch lace design for quick, easy fit
Presentable styling suitable for front-of-house use

Available in EU sizes 41, 42, 43, 45 and 46. UK sizes are shown for each size except EU 41. Select your size from the drop-down menu. If you are outfitting a team and need multiple sizes or quantities, it is worth getting in touch to discuss availability across the range.

If you have questions about suitability for a particular role or environment, the team is happy to help you choose correctly before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is this trainer suitable for use in a professional kitchen environment?

Yes, the slip-resistant outsole is designed for the kind of wet and greasy surfaces common in commercial kitchens, and the ESD insole offers additional protection around electrical equipment. That said, if your site has specific safety footwear requirements — such as a toe protection standard — it is worth checking the full specification against those requirements before ordering.

What does the ESD insole actually do in a catering setting?

ESD stands for electrostatic discharge. The insole is designed to safely dissipate static electricity, which can be a consideration in environments with sensitive electrical equipment. For most general kitchen roles it is a useful added feature rather than a primary safety requirement, but it does make the shoe more versatile across different catering settings.

Is the slip-on stretch lace design secure enough for a full service shift?

The stretch lace construction is designed to provide a close, consistent fit without traditional lacing, which works well for staff moving quickly through a shift. It suits most foot shapes, but if you have a particularly wide or narrow fit, it is worth trying the shoe before committing to a team order.

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