M.O.A.B 8" Composite Toe Leather Work Boots 10-8620 Size::8 Sole: PU outsole with supportive 116621

Name: M.O.A.B 8" Composite Toe Leather Work Boots 10-8620 Size::8 Sole: PU outsole with supportive 116621
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 95783176742
Price: 132.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0621 (9 reviews)

SKU 95783176742 · ★ 4.1

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M.O.A.B 8" Composite Toe Leather Work Boots 10 8620 Size::8 Sole: PU outsole with supportive 116621 Sole: PU outsole with supportive sidewall chassis Upper: Premium water resistant suede and full grain leather upper Lining Insulation: CLEANFEET® treated moisture wicking lining Footbed: Removable shock absorbing PU Footbed CSA: Grade 1 Composite Toe 000 grams of Thermolite™ insulation to take on any job site with warm feet These metal free work boots are filled with technically advanced features like FLX rubber sole for flexibility and Armortex fabric for abrasion resistant waterproof and windproof uppers

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