Danner Sandy Ridge Women’s 4.5" Aluminum Toe EH Work Shoes Shoe Size (US Women's):7.5 Strobilus outsole delivers traction with

Name: Danner Sandy Ridge Women’s 4.5" Aluminum Toe EH Work Shoes Shoe Size (US Women's):7.5 Strobilus outsole delivers traction with
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 60026734002
Price: 169.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0144 (17 reviews)

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Danner Sandy Ridge Women’s 4.5" Aluminum Toe EH Work Shoes Shoe Size (US Women's):7.5 Strobilus outsole delivers traction with Strobilus outsole delivers traction with multi directional ridges fitted feel to layer tightly under a plate carrier or body armor these boots provide a secure heel fit with more room in the toe box for natural movement complemented by an oil and slip resistant Sandy Ridge outsole for reliable traction indoors and out

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