This is the latest standard for safety footwear in the United States, developed by ASTM International.

I/75 (Impact): Protects toes from an impact force of 75 ft-lbs — simulating a heavy object dropped on the foot.

C/75 (Compression): Resists up to 2,500 lbs of compression — preventing crush injuries under heavy loads.

Kiwi Workwear Steel Toe Boots are certified to ASTM F2413-24 I/75 C/75, ensuring they meet the newest workplace safety requirements in construction, warehousing, and industrial environments.

This standard outlines requirements for high-visibility safety garments used in occupational settings.

Type R (Roadway): Required for workers exposed to traffic or heavy machinery. Common in construction, logistics, and public works.

Class 2: Specifies visibility for workers who need higher visibility due to traffic speeds, complex backgrounds, or job site proximity. Requires a minimum of 775 square inches of fluorescent background fabric and 201 square inches of reflective material.

Kiwi Safety Vests and Jackets in fluorescent yellow comply with ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Type R Class 2, making them job-site ready.

This European standard is used worldwide to evaluate the mechanical resistance of protective gloves.

4 – Abrasion Resistance (max 4): High resistance to wear from friction.

1 – Cut Resistance (max 5) Basic protection against blade cuts.

4 – Tear Resistance (max 4): Maximum protection against tearing.

2 – Puncture Resistance (max 4): Moderate protection against punctures.

Kiwi PUD-Coated Work Gloves are rated EN 388:4142, ensuring they provide grip, durability, and multi-layered mechanical protection.