Kodiak Men's Quest Full Grain Leather Safety Work Shoe, Composite Toe & Plate, Vibram® TC4+ Outsole, Slip & Oil Resistant, CSA Approved | Sizes 7-13 Size:Size 11 Maximum operating pressure is 120 Why Choose the Hydromatic

Name: Kodiak Men's Quest Full Grain Leather Safety Work Shoe, Composite Toe & Plate, Vibram® TC4+ Outsole, Slip & Oil Resistant, CSA Approved | Sizes 7-13 Size:Size 11 Maximum operating pressure is 120 Why Choose the Hydromatic
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SKU: 10121555983
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Kodiak Men's Quest Full Grain Leather Safety Work Shoe, Composite Toe & Plate, Vibram® TC4+ Outsole, Slip & Oil Resistant, CSA Approved | Sizes 7-13 Size:Size 11 Maximum operating pressure is 120 Why Choose the Hydromatic

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Kodiak Men's Quest Full Grain Leather Safety Work Shoe, Composite Toe & Plate, Vibram® TC4+ Outsole, Slip & Oil Resistant, CSA Approved Sizes 7 13 Size:Size 11 Maximum operating pressure is 120 Why Choose the Hydromatic Maximum operating pressure is 120 PSI Material: Constructed from durable brass and Waterproof Full Grain Leather Construction: Ensures long lasting durability and protection against the elements composite plate

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