Excavator ft Power Spring™ Men's 6" Composite Toe Work Boots 726711 Size:8 Tough 10oz Cotton Duck 116621

Name: Excavator ft Power Spring™ Men's 6" Composite Toe Work Boots 726711 Size:8 Tough 10oz Cotton Duck 116621
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84618241299
Price: 134.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7371 (28 reviews)

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Excavator ft Power Spring™ Men's 6" Composite Toe Work Boots 726711 Size:8 Tough 10oz Cotton Duck 116621 Tough 10oz Cotton Duck STYLE: 5420 Sole: Michelin oil and acid resistant outsole Upper: Durable leather and hard wearing nylon panels Lining Insulation: Fast wicking nylon lining for moisture wicking and comfort Footbed: Moulded PU footbed for long lasting comfort CSA: Grade 1 Composite toe The Excavator Work Boots deliver the perfect balance of strength and comfort Electric Shock Resistant (ESR) Height: 6" Size Range: 7 12

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