Jim GreenMen's Genuine Leather Bantam Steel Toe Cap Safety Shoes
R1,279
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- We are unable to source this product for a price that would allow us to offer our usual savings so we are running it at a comparative retail price.
About
The Jim Green Safety Boot range delivers protection, comfort and durability.
They are the boots of choice for South Africa’s workforce, been worn by our country’s telecommunication groups and many corporations, our safety range has stood the test of time. Manufactured with heavy-duty components, these boots are made to last. Their versatile design makes it a great all-rounder for all safety work requirements. They are your get the job done, see you later, no questions asked boots.
Footwear with attitude.
Not just a shoe
Constructed with heavy duty components, full grain leather upper, and a pure rubber sole, the Bantam shoe is just as durable as it is stylish. A one-man army that’s ready to tackle everything in sight, from DIY home projects to casual days exploring, this handsome shoe is built to far exceed the performance of your everyday shoe.
Product Features;
- SABS approved – ISO 20345 SB
- Smart look yet heavy duty
- Manufactured with a single layer of 2.2mm full grain leather
- A steel shank between the insole board and sole offers extra support and stability
- Insole board is secured to the upper with a double stitched 2.2mm braided nylon cord
- Accommodates a wider foot with a roomy toe box
- Sole is made from a genuine rubber
- Can be resoled
- Made in South Africa
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