ROCKY DRY-STRIKE SRX COMPOSITE TOE WORK SHOE wedding boot Pair with your favorite dress JILLIAN BLACK^7^M

Name: ROCKY DRY-STRIKE SRX COMPOSITE TOE WORK SHOE wedding boot Pair with your favorite dress JILLIAN BLACK^7^M
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 65396530109
Price: 99.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3537 (25 reviews)

SKU 65396530109 · ★ 4.4

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ROCKY DRY STRIKE SRX COMPOSITE TOE WORK SHOE wedding boot Pair with your favorite dress JILLIAN BLACK^7^M Pair with your favorite dress or jeans This casual sneaker has an additional mid sole made of PU and cork to ensure optimum shock absorption This 3 inch slip on composite toe shoe is built with full grain leather on our non marking oil & slip resisting Dry Strike outsole perfect for added grip around the marina or factory floor Added features including a light & flexible cement construction and our Rocky® Rebound footbed provide lasting comfort for long days on your feet

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