Oliver 55-332 Lace Up Scuff Cap Safety Boot Size:6 1/2 Slip Resistant rubber traction outsole 9315891540056

Name: Oliver 55-332 Lace Up Scuff Cap Safety Boot Size:6 1/2 Slip Resistant rubber traction outsole 9315891540056
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 71630484163
Price: 124.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1989 (14 reviews)

SKU 71630484163 ★ 4.2

EUR124.00 EUR167.00

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Oliver 55 332 Lace Up Scuff Cap Safety Boot Size:6 1 2 Slip Resistant rubber traction outsole 9315891540056 Slip Resistant rubber traction outsole Electrical Hazard (EH) Safe design NATUREform© Features include Water resistant leather Oliver COOLstep® lining to absorb moisture and odour for optimum freshness and hygiene Lace locking fixture Kevlar® thread on critical wear seams for maximum abrasion and chemical resistance COMFORTcushion® Impact Absorption System uses a combination of cellular urethane and PORON® Oliver SOFTstride® open cell low density urethane foam for comfort and contour Shock absorbing Polyurethane midsole support NATUREform® Type 1 Toe Cap

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