Insulated Hi-Vis Bib Overalls - S798HVB Size::2X-Large moisture-wicking lining Footbed: Cushioned PU

Name: Insulated Hi-Vis Bib Overalls - S798HVB Size::2X-Large moisture-wicking lining Footbed: Cushioned PU
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 91363332168
Price: 149.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8118 (18 reviews)

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Insulated Hi Vis Bib Overalls S798HVB Size::2X Large moisture wicking lining Footbed: Cushioned PU moisture wicking lining Footbed: Cushioned PU half insole CSA: CSA grade 1 Steel toe STYLE: 91631 Sole: Dual density cold temperature Timberland Pro® Thermo Plastic Urethane Outsole Upper: Waterproof leather upper with a waterproof membrane Lining Insulation: Spacer mesh lining with Agion® Antimicrobial treatment Footbed: Anti fatigue technology absorbs shock with each step while returning energy back to the foot in key zones Maximize your performance on the job site with our bestselling overall designed for warmth

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