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Gieeshield Waterproof Insulated Rubber Work Boots with Steel Shank, Camouflage Green, 16in Knee-High, Medium Width, Round Toe, Pull-On BJ-DQ05-011 CONDITION:New Fatwall design with Permafrost Insulation CONDITION:Like New

SKU: 35324530149
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Gieeshield Waterproof Insulated Rubber Work Boots with Steel Shank, Camouflage Green, 16in Knee High, Medium Width, Round Toe, Pull On BJ DQ05 011 CONDITION:New Fatwall design with Permafrost Insulation CONDITION:Like New Fatwall design with Permafrost Insulation and Coldlock gasket seal in cold 5 mm extreme density foam Constructed with seamless 6mm neoprene and a tough rubber overlay All Season Insulation: Professional grade insulation lining maintains comfortable foot temperature from 4°F to 68°F ( 20°C to 20°C)

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