Big Bill 2NDs Flame Resistant Regular Fit Industrial Work Pant With Snap Front Closure TOOLS Your feet are protected within RB8894-8.5M

Name: Big Bill 2NDs Flame Resistant Regular Fit Industrial Work Pant With Snap Front Closure TOOLS Your feet are protected within RB8894-8.5M
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 27250157138
Price: 40.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5445 (9 reviews)

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Big Bill 2NDs Flame Resistant Regular Fit Industrial Work Pant With Snap Front Closure TOOLS Your feet are protected within RB8894 8.5M Your feet are protected within silicone impregnated leather that is both water and abrasion resistant Black mesh in the torso area and under the arms gives the user more airflow â¢ 2 Front slash pocketsâ¢ 2 Back welt pocketsâ¢ Left back pocket has button closureâ¢ Concealed Nomex taped zipper and snap front closureâ¢ Fits at waistâ¢ Relax seat & thighsâ¢ 7 belt loopsâ¢ Bar tacked at all stress pointâ¢ Permanent pressâ¢ Industrial wash

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