Corporate Programs

What’s a Corporate Shoe Program?

• A streamlined way to outfit your staff with industry-leading safety footwear, helping them feel safe and supported while on the job.

• A tangible demonstration of your appreciation and investment in your employees. A tool for recruitment and retention.

So Much Goodness From An Easy-to-Use, Fully Customizable Program

100% control of purchase process

30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee

6-Month Defect Warranty

$5,000 slip & fall indemnity program

Lightning fast setup

Free shipping & returns

Patented MaxTRAX^® slip-resistant technology

Custom style selection starting at $34.99

Dedicated in-house account manager

Subsidy/benefit tracking with custom reporting

Custom marketing to increase employee participation

In-house customer service

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Staying status quo has its own risks.

Slip-and-fall accidents are expensive and dangerous

The average cost of a slip and fall is $22,800 per accident.

The average workers’ comp claim is $19,000.

Lost work days associated with slip-and-fall injuries average 22 days.

When shoes are out of stock or uncomfortable your team will likely show up in their standard sneakers, with no protection.

Leaving it up to your employees to select the right shoes without a program spells danger. Typically they’ll wear their street shoes or cheap options from their local big box store, shoes that don’t pass ASTM slip-resistant standards, and put themselves (and you) at risk.

At the end of the day, staying status quo means extra work and risk for you. Don’t you want a partner who manages your program, has in-house customer service, provides custom marketing materials, and is invested in the success of your program?

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The Power of MaxTRAX^®

Our patented MaxTRAX^® outsole kills it in independent testing and goes way beyond ASTM F3445-21 labeling standards. That’s technical lingo that means we’re here to help you feel safe on the job.