Cofra Strong 25580 Non-Metallic Chainsaw Protection Forestry Boots - Class 3 Trousers | Knee Pad Trousers EN 381-3 Standard Size:Medium/Large

Name: Cofra Strong 25580 Non-Metallic Chainsaw Protection Forestry Boots - Class 3 Trousers | Knee Pad Trousers EN 381-3 Standard Size:Medium/Large
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 85660196177
Price: 114.13 USD
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Rating: 4.2124 (21 reviews)

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Cofra Strong 25580 Non Metallic Chainsaw Protection Forestry Boots Class 3 Trousers Knee Pad Trousers EN 381 3 Standard Size:Medium Large EN 381 3 Standard knee pad compartment and reflective bands 3 (chainsaw protection to 28m per second) En ISO17249 Cofra Strong Chainsaw Boots are ideal for protection when using chainsaws

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