Cofra Thermic Cold Insulation -25°C Non-Metallic S5 Safety Wellington Green Colour:Green The Antistatic PU sole is Size:Medium/Large

Name: Cofra Thermic Cold Insulation -25°C Non-Metallic S5 Safety Wellington Green Colour:Green The Antistatic PU sole is Size:Medium/Large
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 85685695949
Price: 72.18 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7056 (7 reviews)

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Description

Cofra Thermic Cold Insulation 25°C Non Metallic S5 Safety Wellington Green Colour:Green The Antistatic PU sole is Size:Medium Large The Antistatic PU sole is resistant to oils and other liquids (Non Slip) Loops with double Velcro closures on both sides for hammer holders These extra light compounded Wellington's resist very well to hydrolysis Protects against cold temperatures as low as 25°C

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