WORKWEAR AND PPE FORESTRY BOOTS FORESTER


• Cut protection class 1 • Hydrophobized cow grain leather •KEVLAR®


than steel • Complete leather lining


• Ankle padding, pleated tongue and collar paddling out of nappa leather


Available sizes: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Colours: Black Safety Class: S3 Code: 363039


• D-ring fast running lacing system • Shock absorber safe & soft • Removable anatomic insole • PU overcap • Penetration-proof synthetic intersole • Composite toe protection cap • Height of profile: 5mm


£131.00 FORESTRY BOOTS ECO HUNTER


• FPA approved • Cut protection class 1 •KEVLAR®


than steel


• Light, flexible and comfortable • High tear strength • Low thermal shrinkage • Excellent stability • High cut resistance • Width 11 • Shape C • Height of profile: 5mm • Hydrophbized graind cow leather • Texton insole with shock absorber • PU sole LZ trekking thread depth of 5mm


£120.00


Available sizes: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13


Colours: Black Safety Class: S2 Code: 261739


cut protection inlay. KEVLAR® is 5 times stronger cut protection inlay. KEVLAR® is 5 times stronger


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