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Stealth Force II Men's 8" Composite Toe Work Boots 5419 Size:Men's 15 STYLE: Grid Works A12EZ Features: STYLE: Grid Works A12EZ Features: Men's safety boot Anti fatigue technology outsole Flat wedge outsole for maximum ground contact and Traction Sole Material Cold Temperature: TPU with PU midsole Upper: Premium waterproof full grain leather Lining Insulation: Mesh lining with Anti microbial treatment Footbed: Daft Anti Fatigue CSA: Alloy Toe slip and oil resistant outsole with a lightweight polyurethane midsole for flexibility and comfort Upper: Premium leather upper Lining Insulation: Mesh lining with Agion® antimicrobial treatment for odor control & comfort Footbed: Dual density Dynamic Anti Fatigue Technology footbed absorbs shock and returns energy at key zones of the foot while providing enhanced moisture management for all day comfort CSA: CSA grade 1 Composite Toe Offering more branded components STYLE: 5419 Sole: Michelin oil and acid resistant outsole Upper: Durable leather and hard wearing nylon panels Lining Insulation: Fast wicking nylon lining for moisture wicking and comfort Footbed: Moulded PU footbed for long lasting comfort CSA: Grade 1 Composite toe
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