Not all slip-resistant footwear is made for indoor use. Some styles are made specifically for outdoor slip resistance, and will not work well on tile or linoleum floors found in many restaurant kitchens.
We have found the best non-slip and slip-resistant shoes for use in a restaurant, kitchen, or other indoor facilities. Below are our top sellers of large size restaurant shoes that are tested to be SRO, slip resistant in oily and wet conditions. Check with your employer and the product details within each shoe description to ensure your specific needs are met.
Initially new footwear may feel slippery due to manufacturing silicone residue, or because they require a break-in period to roughen the sole for maximum grip. After you ensure proper fit, because shoes must be in new condition to be eligible for return, you may need to clean off manufacturing oils or walk on rough surfaces like concrete to improve traction.
