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Viking® VW68-1 Timberwolf Boots - Chainsaw Cut Protection Class 3, Steel Toe, Chemical and Oil Resistant, Electric Shock Resistant, High Impact Size:Size 12 Thin Head and Beam: Offers big-k

SKU 998324691 4.4
USD122.40 USD161.40

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Viking® VW68 1 Timberwolf Boots Chainsaw Cut Protection Class 3, Steel Toe, Chemical and Oil Resistant, Electric Shock Resistant, High Impact Size:Size 12 Thin Head and Beam: Offers big k Thin Head and Beam: Offers enhanced access in tight and confined work areas User Friendly Design: Quick Connect Hose Connectors for easy hose management Class 3 Chainsaw Cut Protection: Certified to withstand chainsaw speeds up to 28m sec as per EN ISO 17249:2013 these boots are built to handle the toughest conditions

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  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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