Click Footwear & PPE

We sell Click footwear, covering rigger boots, metatarsal boots, safety trainers, clogs and Goodyear welt boots, built for site, industrial and everyday work use.

Choosing the right pair depends on the risk on site as much as comfort. Rigger boots suit general site conditions, metatarsal boots add extra protection where falling objects could strike the top of the foot, and safety trainers suit lighter environments where all-day comfort matters more than heavy-duty protection.

Click Footwear & PPE– Now available at MTN Shop UK.
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Rigger boots for general site use

The Click Rigger Boots are a straightforward pull-on safety boot, common across construction and general trade work. The Fur Lined Rigger Boots add warmth for cold weather or outdoor winter work, without changing the boot's basic pull-on design.

Metatarsal boots for extra impact protection

The Beeswift Click Metatarsal Boots add a protective guard across the top of the foot, covering the metatarsal bones, which standard safety boots leave more exposed. This matters most where falling or rolling objects are a specific risk, such as heavy goods handling or scaffolding work.

Safety shoes and trainers for lighter work

The Click Steel Toe Safety Shoes are S3 SRC certified in water-resistant leather, giving reliable protection in a lower-profile shoe than a full boot. The Composite Toe Safety Trainers swap steel for a lighter composite toe cap, useful where metal detectors are in use on site or where reduced weight matters over a full shift.

Women's safety footwear

The Click Womens Steel Toe Boots and Ladies Metal Free Safety Trainers are built specifically to a women's fit rather than a unisex last, with the metal free trainers suited to sites where a metal detector or MRI-adjacent environment rules out steel components entirely.

Clogs and Goodyear welt boots

The Click Safety Clogs give quick slip-on protection for lighter industrial or warehouse environments. The Click Goodyear Welt Boots use a stitched welt construction rather than a bonded sole, which typically holds up better to resoling and extended wear over the life of the boot.

Standards and compliance

Click safety footwear sold here is certified to the relevant EN ISO 20345 safety footwear standard, with specific ratings such as S3 SRC noted on individual product pages, covering toe protection, slip resistance and other safety features depending on the model.

Learn more about safety footwear

For a full breakdown of safety ratings, sole types and how to choose the right footwear for your job, see our complete guide to safety boots and shoes.

Why buy your Click footwear from MTN Shop

All Click footwear sold here is genuine stock. We ship fast across the UK with straightforward returns on unused stock. For bulk orders, request a quote and our team will confirm stock and lead time directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

A rigger boot gives standard toe protection in a pull-on design suited to general site work. A metatarsal boot adds a guard across the top of the foot for extra protection where falling or rolling objects could strike that area specifically.
Composite toe caps are lighter and don't set off metal detectors, useful on sites with security screening or where reduced weight matters over a full shift. Steel toe caps remain a reliable, often lower-cost option where neither of those factors apply.
S3 SRC indicates the footwear meets specific EN ISO 20345 requirements, including toe protection, penetration resistance, water resistance and slip resistance (SRC), giving a reliable baseline for general site use.
Clogs suit lighter industrial or warehouse environments where quick slip-on convenience matters, but a full boot or shoe with ankle support and broader certification is generally more appropriate for active construction site conditions.
A Goodyear welt is a stitched construction method joining the upper, welt and sole, rather than a bonded or glued sole. This typically makes the boot more durable and easier to resole, extending its usable life compared to a standard bonded construction.