ANTI-CUT SAFETY SHOE PROTECTOR LIGHT - HAIX

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HAIX PROTECTOR LIGHT SAFETY CUT RESISTANT SHOE

Material: Oiled Nubuck leather

Leather thickness: 2.2 - 2.4 mm

Standards: CE EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 HRO HI HI CI WR SRC

Height: 17 cm

Interior: Leather

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ANTI-CUT SAFETY SHOE PROTECTOR LIGHT - HAIX
HAIX PROTECTOR LIGHT SAFETY CUT RESISTANT SHOE
Material: Oiled Nubuck leather
Leather thickness: 2.2 - 2.4 mm
Standards: CE EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 HRO HI HI CI WR SRC
Height: 17 cm
Interior: Leather
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SAFETY PROTECTOR LIGHT ANTI-CUT SHOE - HAIX

Outer material: Oiled Nubuck leather, breathable

High quality leather lining

Cut protection with class 1 Kevlar insert (20 m/s)

First mounting sole absorbs perspiration from the feet very well

Preformed, removable, washable and moisture-absorbing footbed

Safety tip for toe protection

Sole: Nitrile rubber / PU. High comfort, very resistant to abrasion and non-slip. Excellent walking quality due to low weight. Very good insulation from cold and heat. Resistant to oils and hydrocarbons. Compliant with EN ISO 20345:2011

System for maintaining the arch of the foot thanks to the use of preformed anatomical support

Tendon protection with a piece of leather

fast and high quality lacing

No lateral stitching

Sizes less than 40 (6,5 UK) and greater than 45 (10,5 UK) are available on order only

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Thibault G 06/04/2020

De très bonnes chaussure.

Je les utilise en milieu éolien donc par tous temps depuis 2015. Elle n'ont pas bougé... neige, pluie, boue, caillou, huile, travaux en hauteur... chaussure très confortable, très bon maintien. plutôt une bonne régulation de la température, utilisé sur du -20°C à du 38°C.
Fréquence d'utilisation: moyenne de 2jours/mois depuis 2015.

C'est du solide!