Fristads Hi-Vis Craftsman Cordura Holster Pocket Stretch Trousers Class 2 - 2707 PLU Colour 1 of 2 Size:D112 (W42 Short) nitrile rubber MAS0918235

Name: Fristads Hi-Vis Craftsman Cordura Holster Pocket Stretch Trousers Class 2 - 2707 PLU Colour 1 of 2 Size:D112 (W42 Short) nitrile rubber MAS0918235
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 3742388980
Price: 109.34 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3501 (25 reviews)

Fristads Hi-Vis Craftsman Cordura Holster Pocket Stretch Trousers Class 2 - 2707 PLU Colour 1 of 2 Size:D112 (W42 Short) nitrile rubber MAS0918235

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Fristads Hi Vis Craftsman Cordura Holster Pocket Stretch Trousers Class 2 2707 PLU Colour 1 of 2 Size:D112 (W42 Short) nitrile rubber MAS0918235 nitrile rubber the trousers offer complete protection against the elements With EPD (Environmental Product Declaration) – registration number 3882 at environdec 80% polyester

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