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VIKING RUBBER CAULK BOOT VW69 HARD TOP
[VIK RC]

$125.99

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Viking 100% Waterproof Rubber Chainsaw Safety Boots These professional chainsaw safety boots are designed for the toughest, most challenging surfaces. Specifications UPPER: Hand crafted 100% waterproof and oil resistant natural rubber with neoprene foxing. SOLE: 100% waterproof hardened rubber with 26 factory fitted replaceable caulks. PROTECTION: Layers of rubber and ballistic nylon provide ankle, Achilles tendon and metatarsal protection from power tools. LINING: Cotton canvas lining non-insulated.

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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 23 June, 2008.

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