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STRIDE XL PR ICE TRACTION CLEATS M13.5-16
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IMPACTO STRIDE Ice Traction Cleats. Made of proprietary Thermo Plastic Elastomer (TPE) that performs to -45 degrees. Deep toe and heel pockets designed for steel toe footwear. Multidirectional traction plates bite into ice & snow. Easy on/off. Incredible stretch to fit tightly. Designed for maximum traction to allow a natural stride. Extremely durable. Offers full boot traction.
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Industrial Category:
Safety
Industrial Subcategory:
Footwear and Footwear Accessories
Industrial Subtype:
Footwear Traction Devices
Features 01:
Multidirectional traction plates bite into ice and snow to prevent slips and falls.
Features 02:
Designed for maximum traction to allow a natural stride.
Features 03:
Durable TPE overshoes perform to -45 degrees.
Features 04:
Easy on/off stretchty overshoes fit tightly over shoes and boots.
Item Height (inches):
2
Item Length (inches):
11
Item Quantity:
1
Item Weight (lbs):
1
Item Width (inches):
5
Order Minimum:
1
Order Unit Of Measure:
PR
Package Height (inches):
9
Package Length (inches):
14.75
Package Weight (lbs):
1.5
Package Width (inches):
11.5
UNSPSC Number:
46181605
UPC Code:
6.28167E+11
Other Details
Adjustable hook and loop wrist closure. Sold as pairs.
Layered materials with anti-slip outer shell with soft inner lining.
Open finger design enhances tactile feedback.
Stretch fabric maximizes hand mobility.
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Freight charges from Canada will apply