ULTRALIGHT Men's 6" Work Boot – Black | 9258PR Oil Resistant Lug Sole Component Description Height 9 Inch

Name: ULTRALIGHT Men's 6" Work Boot – Black | 9258PR Oil Resistant Lug Sole Component Description Height 9 Inch
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 73194994715
Price: 119.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.873 (25 reviews)

SKU 73194994715 · ★ 4.9

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ULTRALIGHT Men's 6" Work Boot – Black 9258PR Oil Resistant Lug Sole Component Description Height 9 Inch Component Description Height 9 Inch Upper Full Grain Tumbled Leather Toe Plain Soft Toe Insole Removable Polyurethane Orthotic Cushioned Outsole Oil Resistant Construction Goodyear Welt Hardware Solid Brass Hooks and Eyelets Closure Lace Up Style Packer Boot Color Brown Style # 1180 and cushioned insole provide a practical combination of durability and comfort cushion every step The ULTRALIGHTS 6 inch work boot is designed for professionals who spend long hours on their feet and need dependable protection without unnecessary weight

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