leather insulated shoes

Style:	insulating shoes
Item NO:	CG60718126
Material:	leather
Upper:	Imported smooth leather looks more fashionable
Lining:	breathable and confortable Canberra lining
Outsole:	TPU outsole, slip resistance, wear resistance and hydrolysis resistance
design:	fashion design provides comfort and lightweight
Stell:	1100N penetration
color:	Black
Future:	Professional safety shoes with steel toe cap, modern design, high comfort, ABSORBER lining with high absorbing abilities and with Bacterbril fibres avoiding bacteria and moulds propagation, injected PU sole resistant to acids and oils.
Size:	34-48
Standard:	safety steel toe cap 200 Joules impact meets BS EN 345 standards.
Pushion insoles design for your comfort
Anti-static provision:	The antistatic thread sewn into the Pushion insole provides conductivity to preserve the anti-static property of the anti-static
Ergonomically designed to provide maximum support	Pushion has a specially molded cushioned arch support and a cupped heel for heel support.
Remains spongy and last longer	Pushion has memory that resets its spongy property unlike normal EVA insole
Superior shock absorption properties	Pushion significantly reduces stress of impact on the heel and the forefoot as compared to normal EVA insole
Keeps your feet fresher all day long	Pushion is lined with breathable and moisteru transmitting top lining that contains anti-microbial additives which reduces foot odor.
Massages your heel	Pushion has specially designed "massage studs" to reduce fatigue on heel.

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