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Place a sheet of paper on the floor with one side facing the wall. Place your foot on the paper with your heel facing the wall.
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Use a pencil to mark the line of your fingertips.
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Measure the distance from the edge of the sheet to the mark and compare it with the value in the table.
Tip: We don't recommend measuring your feet in the morning. Feet typically swell slightly in the evening due to heat and exercise. It's best to measure your feet in the evening.
TABLE OF GOST STANDARDS:
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GOST 28507-90 |
Special leather footwear for protection against general industrial influences. |
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GOST 12.4.137-84 |
Special leather footwear for protection against oil, petroleum products, acids, alkalis, non-toxic and explosive dust. |
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GOST 12.4.187-97 |
Special leather footwear for protection against general industrial contamination. |
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GOST 12.4.032-77 |
Special leather footwear for protection against high temperatures. |
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GOST 26167-2005 |
Casual shoes |
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TU 8810-001-09577422-2013 |
All types of special leather footwear designed to protect against oil, impacts to the toe, static electricity and other mechanical influences, for use as personal protective equipment for industrial purposes |
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TU 2595-001-09577422-2013 |
Polyurethane footwear designed to protect against oil, punctures, static electricity and other mechanical impacts, for use as personal protective equipment for industrial purposes. |