Float Zig 2 Work Women's Composite Toe Safety Shoes IB133 Shoe size:9.5 IDEAL for work boots 116621

Name: Float Zig 2 Work Women's Composite Toe Safety Shoes IB133 Shoe size:9.5 IDEAL for work boots 116621
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 92106801085
Price: 179.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5886000000000005 (17 reviews)

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Float Zig 2 Work Women's Composite Toe Safety Shoes IB133 Shoe size:9.5 IDEAL for work boots 116621 IDEAL for work boots STYLE: 726495 Sole: Slip resistant durable rubber outsole Upper: Waterproof full grain leather with waterproof membrane Lining Insulation: Recycled lining with Cleansport NXT odour control Footbed: Industrial recycled sock lining with cushioned foam footbed CSA: Grade 1 Steel Toe Experience the soft and springy feeling of SuperFloat+ critical foam at work with the FloatZig 2 Work Women's Safety Shoes Lightweight energy return will change the way you feel on the job while giving you plenty of protection and an unbelievable range of movement

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