i use these from crocs $1 and they’re amazing, i have flat feet and these help so much. definitely recommend. if they’re sold out in your size, they always have some in stock in-store.

Not sure the brand but Walmart has a large selection of non slips, mine were about $35 I think and have lasted well over a year now.

I wear “made for the makers” vans

I have skechers because of the 30% off we get. Mine were around $60 after the discount. Many of my coworkers recommend docs, but those are on the more expensive side if you don't own a pair.

Shoes for Crews. They have a huge range of styles on their website. I usually ruin shoes so fast, but my boots from SfC have held up incredibly well.

Tredsafe. Anything they do is a good nonslip, but you do have to hunt a bit for a shoe that'll fit the way you want.

For comfort, try Air-Doc Martens made with food-service non-slip soles.

Bonus points if you put those insoles in them which skaters use. The ones that have a contract with NASA for making impact-absorbing material.

You can spray clear flex seal on any shoes and make them anti slip.
Source: Me, I did it to my Air Monarchs and changed the game.

Dr Martens. I love my boots and wear them all the time

Nonslip closed crocs are like 50-70$ and are great last a long time and are really non slip. Also easy to clean if you spill something on them.

Bistro crocs, they’re not cute but they’re amazing

Dr Marten’s, specifically the non-slip work boots. They were I think $130 but they’ve lasted me for years and I can wear them in real life, too, so it’s worth the money to me.

Rubber birkenstocks

I love my docs so much. The non slip work boots are also extra cushy and so comfy

I’m curious if anyone has “slip resistant” floors in their stores?

Our store is getting a remodel from 10/4 to 10/15 and we are having these slip resistant floors installed. Im not certain how functional they are but wonder if they truly will allow us to wear any shoe safely?

when I worked in a deli where the floors were always wet or covered in oil, these were my go to because they're so slip resistant and good for any type of food service environment. they have a LOT of support too like I'm very picky about my work shoes and these are the best I've found https://a.co/d/0U4PLVe

Response Gear Tactical Footwear boots

Timberland pro non slip steeltoe boot. Can work all day without falling or stubbing my toe

i always got mine from walmart because i’m cheap but i just bought docs and i love them

Shoesforcrews.com so good! Like $80. All non slip and water resistant!

Sketchers. Although I wear through their normal
Shoes pretty fast. Their work shoes have been decently reliable

No technically no slips, but I’ve had great luck with docs

Sneakers non slip loafers

i wear blundstones!

i have the skechers ones!! theyre very comfy and dont need to be laced :)

Sketchers sketch air

Docs

Sketchers definitely

Currently I'm wearing Genuine Grip Pull on Work Boots: https://www.genuinegrip.com/mens/7141-work-comfort-men

I got them at Boot World for $90 USD: https://bootworld.com/products/genuine-grip-chelsea-slip-resistant-work-boot

They come in Wide size too which was important for me. I've worn them for about 6 months at work now and they are holding up great. The grip is still good on them. I had Dr. Martins before (not the high end anti-slip, just the regular) and within 2 months the grip wasn't sticking very well. So if you go with Dr. Martins I'd recommend trying the ones with the diamond cuts in the grip.