Tiger Grip

Tiger Grip overshoes for workplace use

Tiger Grip overshoes fit over existing footwear, making them worth considering when staff or visitors need an extra layer of footwear for a particular area. The range includes options with and without safety features, so start with the requirements of the workplace rather than appearance alone. For site visits, temporary access or movement between work areas, check which features are required before choosing a model. Overshoes should not be treated as a substitute for safety footwear unless their stated protection meets the site's rules.

Choosing between safety and non-safety options

When comparing Tiger Grip models, distinguish between a practical overshoe and one with specified safety features. Read the individual product description for details of protection, grip and intended use; do not assume that every model offers the same performance. If a workplace requires toe protection or a particular safety standard, confirm that the chosen product explicitly meets that requirement. Available colours can help you choose a preferred appearance, but colour alone does not establish a product's protective capabilities.

Check fit and compare footwear covers

Choose Tiger Grip overshoes with the footwear underneath in mind. Check the listed size guidance and any fitting instructions, especially if the wearer uses bulky shoes or boots. A suitable fit should allow the overshoe to sit securely without making walking awkward. Before ordering for shared or visitor use, consider the range of shoe sizes and footwear shapes it will need to accommodate. To explore alternatives alongside this brand, browse our boot covers & overshoes and compare each option's stated purpose, fit and safety features.

Tiger Grip overshoes are available with and without safety features. Check the individual product description for the protection offered and any stated safety standards before choosing a model for your workplace.
Use the size guidance provided for the specific Tiger Grip model and consider the footwear that will be worn underneath. Bulky shoes or boots can affect fit, so check any fitting instructions rather than relying on shoe size alone.
Do not assume that Tiger Grip overshoes replace required safety footwear. Check the chosen model's stated protection against your workplace requirements, and confirm suitability with the person responsible for site safety if you are unsure.