Calibre Men's 6" Composite Toe Work Boots MCCLEHPW4E Sole Protection abrasion resistant synthetic Footbed: Polyurethane 116621

Name: Calibre Men's 6" Composite Toe Work Boots MCCLEHPW4E Sole Protection abrasion resistant synthetic Footbed: Polyurethane 116621
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47119400783
Price: 114.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0783 (23 reviews)

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Calibre Men's 6" Composite Toe Work Boots MCCLEHPW4E Sole Protection abrasion resistant synthetic Footbed: Polyurethane 116621 abrasion resistant synthetic Footbed: Polyurethane CSA: Grade 1 Composite Toe STYLE: IB1081 Sole: Slip resistant rubber outsole Upper: Leather Lining Insulation: Moisture Wicking Nylon Mesh Footbed: EVA Cushion Removable Footbed CSA: Grade 1 Composite Toe The New Balance Calibre composite toe CSA work boot delivers professional grade performance for demanding work environments Product Details

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