Men's Kodiak Fossil Quest Bound Composite Toe Chelsea Work Boot 4THNFS Shoe size:15 Electrical hazard (EH) or Electric Waist:32TALL

Name: Men's Kodiak Fossil Quest Bound Composite Toe Chelsea Work Boot 4THNFS Shoe size:15 Electrical hazard (EH) or Electric Waist:32TALL
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 53756875357
Price: 105.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3996 (25 reviews)

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Description

Men's Kodiak Fossil Quest Bound Composite Toe Chelsea Work Boot 4THNFS Shoe size:15 Electrical hazard (EH) or Electric Waist:32TALL Electrical hazard (EH) or Electric Shock Resistant (ESR) footwear helps provide a secondary source of protection in case of accidental outsole contact with live electrical circuits Metal free and ideal for airports composite plate Compression molded EVA midsole offers shock absorption

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