Keen 30500 Men's Evanston Pull-On Waterproof Boot (Carbon Toe) 1030500 Shoe size:10 Electrical hazard (EH) or Electric SAS-WOME-9W-058-Free

Name: Keen 30500 Men's Evanston Pull-On Waterproof Boot (Carbon Toe) 1030500 Shoe size:10 Electrical hazard (EH) or Electric SAS-WOME-9W-058-Free
Brand: espeamth.gr
SKU: 55979367645
Price: 180.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1386 (27 reviews)

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Keen 30500 Men's Evanston Pull On Waterproof Boot (Carbon Toe) 1030500 Shoe size:10 Electrical hazard (EH) or Electric SAS WOME 9W 058 Free Electrical hazard (EH) or Electric Shock Resistant (ESR) footwear provides a secondary source of protection in case accidentally coming into contact with live electrical circuits EH Construction Goodyear Welt Counter Heel Molded Footbed Removable Polyurethane Height 11 inch Last IS 436 Shank Steel Upper Leather Full Grain Nylon shank for midfoot support Heat resistant rubber outsole rated up to 572°F 300°C

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