Oxford Men's Black Slip Resistant Durable Fashion Breathable EH Work Shoes 82102-D-9
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Oxford Men's Black Slip Resistant Durable Fashion Breathable EH Work Shoes 82102-D-9
- 【FLEXIBLE】Leather work shoes offer more room for your ankles to bend compared to high-top shoes. Great quality to have for Industrial, Construction, or casual wear.
- 【DURABLE】Goodyear welt construction is used to assemble the shoe. The method involves the welt to be sewn against the uppers and the midsole creating an ultimate bond that prevents sole separation.
- 【SLIP RESISTANT】Standard for performance requirements when evaluating slip resistance of protective footwear using a certified whole shoe test method.
- 【COMFORTABLE】Soft and supple pig skin lining prevents chaffing and gives additional comfort compared to unlined shoes.
- 【Electrical Hazard Protection】Provides secondary underfoot protection against live electrical circuits, electrically energized conductors, parts or apparatus, meets ASTMASTM F2892-18 EH standards. Work shoes wedeg Soft toe shoes boots hiking work boots safety wide size working worker lightweight
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