1957 Series – Waterproof – 6″ Briar Pitstop Safety Toe – Moc Toe MAXWear Wedge™ STYLE# 804-3600 Shoe size:13 plus an oil- and slip-resisting 3880Y-4

Name: 1957 Series – Waterproof – 6″ Briar Pitstop Safety Toe – Moc Toe MAXWear Wedge™ STYLE# 804-3600 Shoe size:13 plus an oil- and slip-resisting 3880Y-4
Brand: hellosharpness.com
SKU: 95343392167
Price: 142.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7416 (6 reviews)

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1957 Series – Waterproof – 6″ Briar Pitstop Safety Toe – Moc Toe MAXWear Wedge™ STYLE# 804-3600 Shoe size:13 plus an oil- and slip-resisting 3880Y-4

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1957 Series – Waterproof – 6″ Briar Pitstop Safety Toe – Moc Toe MAXWear Wedge™ STYLE# 804 3600 Shoe size:13 plus an oil and slip resisting 3880Y 4 plus an oil and slip resisting outsole for essential traction Made with a distressed bay apache leather foot under a matching shaft that's stitched with a traditional western design Made in USA with USA and globally sourced components Enjoy the classic

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