Women’s Safety Shoes
Safety shoes, engineered for women — not shrunk-down men’s boots.
This is the full Xena lineup: steel, composite, and alloy toes; electrical-hazard, static-dissipative, slip-, puncture-, and waterproof options; athletic sneakers to Chelsea boots. Every pair is ASTM F2413-certified, built on a women’s last, and backed by a 365-day warranty. Find the protection your job requires in a shoe that’s actually made for women.
Engineered for women.
The full Xena lineup — every toe type and rating, all ASTM F2413-certified and built on a women’s last. Safety shoes that actually fit.
Spice
(Steel Toe)
Omega
(Steel Toe)
Astra
(Comp -or- Soft Toe)
Valence
(Steel Toe)
Gravity
(Steel Toe)
Rogue
(Steel -or- Soft Toe)
Vega
(Steel Toe)
Fusion
(Metguard
Steel Toe)
Luna
(Comp Toe)
Safety shoes built for a woman’s foot
Most ‘women’s’ safety shoes are smaller men’s molds, which is why they slip at the heel and press across the toes. We engineer every Xena shoe on a women’s last — narrower heel, higher arch, lower ankle — so protection actually fits.
Find your protection
Choose your toe first — steel, composite, alloy, or soft — then match the hazard: electrical-hazard (EH), static-dissipative (SD), metatarsal guard (Mt), puncture resistance (PR), slip resistance, and waterproofing. Use the filters or the toe buttons above.
Protection without the bulk
Xenas deliver ASTM-certified toe protection in a lighter, lower-profile design than traditional work boots. We don’t just shrink it and pink it. The best safety shoe is one you'll comfortably wear all day. Proper fit helps reduce fatigue, improves stability, and allows safety features to perform as intended.
FAQ
What makes a shoe a 'safety shoe'?
A protective toe that meets ASTM F2413 for impact and compression - often combined with slip, electrical, puncture, or waterproof protection.
Are Xena safety shoes OSHA-compliant?
Yes - every style is ASTM F2413-certified, the standard OSHA relies on, and passes I/75 C/75 testing. We’re happy to send certification reports or documentation for your employer upon request.
How do I choose the right pair?
Start with whatever requirements your employer might have, whether it’s toe type (steel, comp, alloy) or safety ratings (EH, SD, Mt, PR). Next pick the style that fits your personality. Lastly, answer the 3 questions in our Find My Size (on each product page) to get a size recco.
Do they really fit differently than men's safety shoes?
Yes, girl. Every Xena shoe is engineered on a women's last, so the heel, arch, and toe box fit a woman's foot instead of a downsized men's shape.
Still have questions? Read our full FAQ →
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