Choosing Ultimate Plus Industrial Safety Boots in Kenya for a workforce requires more than comparing prices or selecting a boot because it has a steel toe.

Procurement teams should assess the actual workplace hazards, required protective properties, employee sizes, quantity requirements and technical specification before approving safety footwear.

Bansi Suppliers supports companies, contractors, institutions, factories, warehouses and project teams sourcing Ultimate Plus safety boots through structured RFQs, BOQs, employee size schedules and corporate PPE requirements.

For the complete Ultimate Plus footwear category, browse Ultimate Plus Industrial Safety Boots Kenya.

For the actual footwear product, view Ultimate Plus Industrial Steel Toe Safety Boots.

What Are Ultimate Plus Industrial Safety Boots?

Ultimate Plus safety boots are protective industrial footwear designed for demanding workplace environments.

According to the Ultimate Plus technical datasheet supplied by the manufacturer, the footwear incorporates documented characteristics including:

Buffalo leather upper
200 joule steel toe cap
Steel penetration-resistant midsole
Penetration resistance above 1,000 N
Compression protection of 11,000 N
Dual-density PU/PU outsole
EVA insole
Antibacterial and antifungal insole properties stated by the manufacturer
Antistatic properties
Heel energy absorption above 20 J
EN ISO 20345:2011 referenced in the technical datasheet

These characteristics describe the same Ultimate Plus safety boot.

They should not be treated as separate products called “Ultimate Plus Steel Toe Boots,” “Ultimate Plus High Ankle Boots,” “Ultimate Plus Dual Density Boots,” or “Ultimate Plus Construction Boots.”

1. Start with the Workplace Risk Assessment

Before purchasing safety footwear, identify the hazards employees actually face.

Ask:

What could injure the worker’s feet?

Relevant hazards can include:

Falling objects
Heavy materials
Compression hazards
Sharp objects underfoot
Machinery
Rough working surfaces
Long periods of standing or walking
Other workplace-specific hazards

A construction worker, warehouse employee, factory technician and maintenance worker may all require safety footwear, but their exposure can differ.

The procurement specification should therefore begin with the workplace—not the brand name.

Procurement benefit

A hazard-based approach helps organisations avoid selecting footwear only because it is inexpensive, familiar or visually similar to another product.

2. Confirm the Required Toe Protection

The Ultimate Plus technical datasheet specifies a steel toe cap rated for 200 joules of impact protection.

It also states compression protection of 11,000 newtons.

These characteristics are relevant where workers face appropriate impact or compression hazards from materials, tools, machinery or workplace operations.

Examples can include:

Construction projects
Manufacturing plants
Engineering facilities
Warehouses
Workshops
Maintenance operations
Material-handling environments

The employer should still determine whether these protection levels meet its own risk assessment and PPE specification.

View the Ultimate Plus Industrial Steel Toe Safety Boots product for the actual footwear specification.

3. Check Underfoot Penetration Protection

Toe protection and underfoot protection are not the same thing.

Ultimate Plus Safety Boots also incorporate a steel midsole.

According to the manufacturer technical datasheet, penetration resistance is stated at more than 1,000 newtons.

This can be relevant where employees may encounter suitable sharp-object hazards underfoot, including certain:

Construction sites
Engineering environments
Workshops
Fabrication areas
Maintenance locations
Industrial facilities

The steel toe protects the front of the foot, while the steel midsole provides protection against relevant penetration hazards from below.

That distinction should be understood when writing an RFQ or approving footwear.

4. Review the Upper Material

Ultimate Plus Safety Boots use a buffalo leather upper.

For procurement teams, upper construction matters because footwear is expected to withstand regular workplace use.

Leather safety boots should still be:

Cleaned appropriately
Inspected for damage
Dried correctly after suitable exposure
Replaced when deterioration affects continued safe use

Procurement should not treat footwear as a permanent PPE item.

5. Review the Dual-Density PU/PU Outsole

The technical datasheet specifies a dual-density PU/PU outsole.

This means the sole construction uses polyurethane layers intended to balance workplace durability and cushioning.

This characteristic is relevant for employees who may:

Walk frequently
Stand for long periods
Work on hard industrial floors
Move between different operational areas

However, sole construction should not be used as a substitute for correct sizing or proper hazard assessment.

6. Consider the EVA Insole

Ultimate Plus footwear uses an EVA insole.

The manufacturer datasheet describes the insole as having antibacterial and antifungal properties.

For procurement teams supplying footwear to employees who wear boots for full shifts, the internal construction, correct size and overall fit should all be considered.

A technically suitable safety boot can still be impractical if the employee receives the wrong size.

7. Heel Energy Absorption

The Ultimate Plus datasheet states heel energy absorption above 20 joules.

This is a documented footwear characteristic that can be relevant for employees who spend significant periods walking or standing during a working day.

It should be considered together with:

Correct fit
Employee duties
Walking distance
Shift duration
Workplace surfaces
Overall footwear specification

8. Antistatic Properties

The technical datasheet identifies Ultimate Plus safety footwear as having antistatic properties.

Procurement teams should understand that antistatic performance can be affected by conditions such as:

Moisture
Wear
Contamination
Floor conditions
General footwear condition

The footwear should therefore form part of the organisation’s complete workplace safety system.

9. Do Not Treat Every Feature as a Separate Product

This is important.

Ultimate Plus Steel Toe Safety Boots, Ultimate Plus High Ankle Safety Boots, Ultimate Plus Dual Density Safety Boots and similar keyword phrases should not be treated as different products where they all describe this same footwear.

Instead, the correct procurement approach is:

One physical product → one technical specification → evaluate that specification against the workplace requirement.

This avoids confusion for procurement teams and prevents duplicate product listings.

For the actual product, use the Ultimate Plus Industrial Steel Toe Safety Boots page.

10. Ultimate Plus Safety Boots for Construction Companies

Construction sites can expose workers to falling materials, sharp objects, tools, machinery and rough working surfaces.

Where the documented Ultimate Plus characteristics match the project requirement, the footwear can be considered for suitable construction workers.

Relevant documented characteristics include:

200 J steel toe protection
Steel penetration-resistant midsole
Buffalo leather upper
Dual-density PU/PU outsole
Heel energy absorption
Antistatic properties

For complete project PPE requirements, use our Construction PPE Kenya procurement service.

11. Ultimate Plus Safety Boots for Manufacturing

Manufacturing plants may require protective footwear for:

Production employees
Engineering teams
Maintenance technicians
Stores personnel
Machine operators
Workshop staff

Rather than creating a separate “Ultimate Plus Manufacturing Boot,” procurement teams should check whether the same Ultimate Plus industrial safety boot meets the hazard and technical requirements of those employees.

For broader company PPE sourcing, visit PPE Suppliers in Kenya.

12. Ultimate Plus Safety Boots for Warehouses and Logistics

Warehouse employees can work around:

Stored goods
Pallets
Loading bays
Material handling
Forklifts
Dispatch operations
Hard floor surfaces

Where suitable, the Ultimate Plus boot’s steel toe, steel midsole, dual-density PU/PU outsole and heel-energy-absorption characteristics can be evaluated against warehouse risks.

The same footwear can be supplied across multiple warehouse employees using a structured size schedule.

There is no need to create a separate “Ultimate Plus Warehouse Safety Boot” product if the underlying boot is identical.

13. Ultimate Plus Safety Boots for Engineering and Maintenance

Engineering and maintenance personnel can encounter tools, machinery, components and industrial working surfaces.

Their procurement requirement should be based on the actual risks identified rather than job title alone.

Ultimate Plus footwear may be considered where its documented specification matches those requirements.

Procurement departments should always verify the exact footwear specification before approval.

14. Get Employee Sizing Right

Correct sizing is particularly important when buying footwear for multiple employees.

Instead of requesting:

“100 pairs of safety boots”

prepare an employee size schedule.

For example:

Size	Quantity
39	10 pairs
40	18 pairs
41	25 pairs
42	35 pairs
43	30 pairs
44	20 pairs
45	12 pairs

Replace these example quantities with your organisation’s actual requirement.

Why size schedules matter

A proper footwear size schedule can:

Reduce incorrect-size purchases
Improve quotation accuracy
Simplify PPE issuing
Support repeat orders
Improve replacement planning
Reduce procurement delays

15. Check Fit and Long-Shift Wear

Employees in construction, factories, warehouses and engineering environments may wear safety footwear throughout the entire workday.

Procurement should therefore consider:

Correct size
Toe room
Heel fit
Internal footbed
Sole construction
Boot weight
Ankle fit
Employee duties
Amount of walking
Shift duration

No safety boot should be described as universally comfortable for every worker.

Individual fit still matters.

16. Verify the Technical Specification Before Approval

Do not approve workplace footwear based only on:

A photograph
Brand name
Product colour
Price
Generic online description

Procurement teams should verify the characteristics relevant to the workplace.

For Ultimate Plus, the manufacturer datasheet supports specifications including:

Specification	Ultimate Plus Safety Boot
Upper	Buffalo leather
Toe cap	Steel
Toe impact rating	200 J
Compression protection	11,000 N
Midsole	Steel
Penetration resistance	Above 1,000 N
Outsole	Dual-density PU/PU
Insole	EVA
Heel energy absorption	Above 20 J
Antistatic	Stated by manufacturer
Standard referenced	EN ISO 20345:2011

If your organisation requires another specific classification or certification, include it clearly in the RFQ and verify supporting documentation before approval.

17. EN ISO 20345:2011

According to the Ultimate Plus technical datasheet, the footwear is manufactured with reference to EN ISO 20345:2011.

Bansi Suppliers should not describe the boot as S1, S1P, S2 or S3 unless that exact classification is supported by manufacturer documentation for this footwear.

That distinction is particularly important for corporate procurement where technical specifications may form part of tender or compliance requirements.

18. Prepare the RFQ Correctly

For a professional Ultimate Plus safety-boots quotation, provide:

Product required
Quantity
Size breakdown
Required protective characteristics
Applicable standard or specification
Workplace or project
Delivery location
Required delivery date

Companies can send these requirements through:

RFQ
BOQ
Excel procurement schedule
PPE list
Purchase requisition
Project procurement schedule

For structured corporate purchasing, use our PPE Procurement in Kenya service.

19. Include Ultimate Plus Boots in a Complete PPE Requirement

Companies do not need to procure safety boots separately from the rest of their PPE.

An RFQ can include:

Ultimate Plus safety boots
Safety helmets
Safety gloves
Reflective clothing
Overalls
Respiratory protection
Eye protection
Hearing protection
Other industrial safety equipment

This can simplify procurement where multiple PPE categories are required at the same time.

For multi-category sourcing, use our Procurement Services Kenya service.

20. Plan for Replacement and Repeat Orders

Safety footwear does not last indefinitely.

Companies should inspect footwear and plan for replacements caused by:

Normal wear
Outsole deterioration
Major upper damage
Sole separation
Damage to protective components
Serious contamination
New employees
Workforce expansion
New projects
Contractor mobilisation

Maintaining the original employee size schedule can make subsequent procurement considerably easier.

21. Bulk Ultimate Plus Safety Boots Procurement

Where a company requires footwear for a large team, procurement should be structured rather than processed as individual purchases.

Prepare:

Required product
Technical specification
Quantity by size
Total quantity
Departments or projects
Delivery location
Required delivery date

Bansi Suppliers can use this information to prepare a formal corporate quotation.

For the broader safety-footwear procurement service, visit Safety Boots Supplier in Kenya.

Ultimate Plus Safety Boots Procurement Checklist

Before requesting a quotation, confirm:

✓ Have workplace hazards been identified?
✓ Is 200 J toe protection suitable for the requirement?
✓ Is underfoot penetration protection required?
✓ Has the footwear specification been reviewed?
✓ Are employee sizes confirmed?
✓ Is the quantity per size known?
✓ Is there a required standard?
✓ Is this a one-time or repeat requirement?
✓ Is the delivery location confirmed?
✓ Is the required delivery date known?
✓ Will the boots be procured together with other PPE?

This gives procurement teams a clear basis for requesting and evaluating a quotation.

Why Source Ultimate Plus Safety Boots from Bansi Suppliers?

Bansi Suppliers supports structured B2B safety-footwear procurement in Kenya.

Our procurement approach supports:

Corporate quotations
Workforce quantities
Employee size schedules
RFQs
BOQs
Excel procurement schedules
Construction projects
Manufacturing companies
Warehouses and logistics
Engineering teams
Institutional procurement
Repeat PPE requirements
Consolidated industrial sourcing

Ultimate Plus Safety Boots can also be included alongside other workplace safety equipment within one procurement requirement.

Explore Ultimate Plus Industrial Safety Boots Kenya

For the Ultimate Plus footwear category, browse Ultimate Plus Industrial Safety Boots Kenya.