First Tactical Men's 8"" AERO-TAC Safety Toe Side-Zip Boot Size:9.5 Buy the Elbeco Dress Coat

Name: First Tactical Men's 8"" AERO-TAC Safety Toe Side-Zip Boot Size:9.5 Buy the Elbeco Dress Coat
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96835277052
Price: 184.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0351 (15 reviews)

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First Tactical Men's 8"" AERO TAC Safety Toe Side Zip Boot Size:9.5 Buy the Elbeco Dress Coat Buy the Elbeco Dress Coat now and experience the perfect blend of style and functionality Manufacturer part #: 1101608 Upper Materials: Poly mesh with hyperfused TPU layers Interior Lining: Poly mesh with Aegis anti microbial treatment Zippers: YKK Shank: Nylon Safety Toe: Nylon and fiberglass mix Toe Protection: TPU toe cap Insole: Ortholite with open cell technology Midsole: Proprietary EVA TPU foam blend Outsole Slip Resistance: Exceeds EN 20345:20222 and ASTM F3445 21 Metal free: Yes Get Your Shift Together Specifications

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