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Best Haix safety shoes

Updated: 16 October 2026

You are looking at seven Haix cards on amazon.co.uk and trying to decide which pair can go on a site. The best Haix safety shoes in this set are a conditional choice, because none of the titles prints a class. The [Haix safety shoes comparison](/hub/occupational-safety/haix-safety-shoes) holds the prices, from £119.90 to £202.17, the star lines, and the ASIN clashes. This page says who each card is for. The Products Compared editorial team set those listings against Haix's UK shop pages and updated this guide on 16 October 2026. We did not lab-test a pair. A qualifying amazon.co.uk purchase can earn us a commission at no extra cost to you.

You are looking at seven Haix cards on amazon.co.uk and trying to decide which pair can go on a site. The best Haix safety shoes in this set are a conditional choice, because none of the titles prints a class.

Our top picks

Haix Haix Black Eagle Safety 50 High

Best overall

Haix Haix Black Eagle Safety 50 High
9.4/10about £183.09
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Haix Haix Eagle

Best value

Haix Haix Eagle
9.2/10about £145.47
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Haix Haix Black Eagle Safety 61 Low

Alternative

Haix Haix Black Eagle Safety 61 Low
7.8/10about £143.29
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On this page
  1. 1.What best can mean in this set
  2. 2.If you want the high boot the title names
  3. 3.If you want a lighter or indoor shoe
  4. 4.Cards that are too thin to crown

What best can mean in this set

The scores on the comparison are the amazon.co.uk stars multiplied by twenty. They are not a laboratory ranking. The highest line is 4.6 from 211 reviews, on the Black Eagle Safety 50 High. The largest file is 4.5 from 612 reviews, on the Eagle card. The weakest is 3.8 from 27 reviews, on the 61 Low. Most saved texts are not marked United Kingdom. Every details block prints a different ASIN from the address bar. The cards you can discuss by name still omit the class. Hazard, then class, then range, is the Haix safety shoes buying guide. This page starts after that, at the seven cards.

If you want the high boot the title names

The Black Eagle Safety 50 High is about £183.09. The title says high and black. It is the top pick when you want that boot and you will read the tongue on arrival. Many reviews report dry feet in rain and mud. One reports water at the front after about 13 months, and the same fault on a replacement. Several say the two-zone lace lock failed. The Haix shop lists article 620010 at £169.90, specified as S7S, with a composite cap and Gore-Tex. A heading still says S3. The Amazon title prints none of that. Confirm the letters on S3 or S7 safety boots.
Haix Haix Black Eagle Safety 50 High

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Haix Haix Black Eagle Safety 50 High
9.4/10about £183.09
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If you want a lighter or indoor shoe

The Black Eagle Safety 61 Low is about £143.29. The title names a low shoe in black and silver, breathable and for summertime, and it does not say waterproof. Four texts, all marked Germany, are too small to crown, and it is the wrong shoe for standing water. Haix's page for article 610005 says the 61.1 low is not waterproof. Match article and photo rather than assuming the names are one sentence. The Connexis card is the dearest here at about £202.17. The title says men's wedges and does not say S1P. The one UK review says the velcro would not close. The family split is on Black Eagle versus Connexis.

Cards that are too thin to crown

Two cards are titled only with the brand. Article 610007 at £119.90 has no UK-marked text and no manufacturer page in this set of sources. One review says the upper soaks after about two hours. Leave it until a title names a model. Article 610019 at £119.99 prints Unisex Kids against adult work reviews. Keep it off a children's order. The Eagle card is the best value on price against review volume: about £145.47 and 4.5 from 612 reviews. The title says Eagle, not Black Eagle, and not a class. One UK review calls the pair waterproof. Another says they failed outdoors in under a month. The 604102 card at about £179.99 prints the article and size 8 UK.

Common questions

Which card is the safest choice in this set?
None of these titles prints a class, so none is a safety certificate. The 50 High is the top pick when you want the high boot the title names, at about £183.09 with 4.6 from 211 reviews, and you then read the tongue. The shop specification for article 620010 says S7S, while a heading still says S3. If the assessment wants a different letter, the 4.6 does not override it. The comparison score is stars times twenty, not a drop test.
Why leave the cheapest card at £119.90?
That card is titled only Haix. Article 610007 sits in the details block, this set of sources has no manufacturer page for it, and no review text in the file is marked United Kingdom. One review says the upper soaks after about two hours. A low price without a range or a class cannot answer a site rule. The £119.99 card is a similar trap, with a Unisex Kids line and a UK report of a hole within weeks.
Is the Connexis worth £202.17?
It is the highest price here, with 4.4 from 284 reviews, and the title does not state a class. The shop lists article 630004 as an indoor S1P shoe, no longer produced, at a regular £154.90. The UK review says the velcro would not close. For a dry indoor job, after you have seen S1P on the tongue, the family can fit. For a wet site, or for a buyer who expected the shop price, this card is a weak spend.
What about the card that says Unisex Kids?
The £119.99 card, article 610019, prints Unisex Kids on the department line. The reviews describe adult work, including a hole within weeks of site walking and laces that loosen when kneeling. Other Haix material links the article to a Black Eagle Safety 40.1. The Amazon title does not. Order it as a children's shoe and you are following a bad department line. Treat the 4.4 from 391 reviews as unnamed until the live page shows a model.
Which cards should I skip until I can see a class?
Any shortlist that needs a class waits until the tongue, or a title, prints one. That binds all seven cards, and it binds hardest on the two brand-only titles and on the Eagle card. The best-value mark on the Eagle reflects 612 reviews at about £145.47, and the title still omits Black Eagle and a class. The 50 High, the 61 Low, 604102, and Connexis at least name a range or an article. They still leave the letters off the Amazon title.

Related pages

Haix safety shoes size chart

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Haix Black Eagle vs Connexis for site or warehouse

Haix safety shoes buying guide: class before price

S3 vs S7 safety boots: water-resistant or waterproof

Sources

Public UK sources and the Haix UK shop, plus the seven amazon.co.uk cards in this set. Last checked 16 October 2026.

  1. HSE: Risk at work – personal protective equipment (PPE) (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  2. HSE: PPE regulations 2022, including limb (b) workers (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  3. HSE: PPE product safety and supply (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  4. HSE: Slips and trips – selecting footwear (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  5. Haix UK: standards and protection classes (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  6. Haix UK: Black Eagle Safety 50 high (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  7. Haix UK: shoes are too small (fit FAQ) (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  8. Sievi: EN ISO 20345:2022 safety footwear standard (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  9. HAIX company profile (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  10. HAIX UK imprint (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  11. Haix UK: Airpower XR3 (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  12. Haix UK: Black Eagle Safety 61.1 low (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  13. Haix UK: Connexis Safety T S1P (retrieved 16 October 2026)