
Hoss Eric Hi Oblique Aluminum Safety Toe Non Waterproof - Brown
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- 50239
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Up to size 16 EE
Up to size 16 EEEE - 4E Wide
Up to size 16 EEEEEE - 6E Wide
Aluminum Safety Toe
Slip Resistant Outsole
Electrical Hazard
Description
Hoss Boot Company makes the Eric Hi-Brown xw width safety toe work boots that are made to size 14 EEEEEE - 6E wide and are now available at XLFeet. Hoss Boot Company went the extra mile to take care of bigfoots with the Eric Hi. These xw width safety toe work boots are manufactured with an Oblique Aluminum Safety Toe, making them lighter weight than classic steel toe footwear while having the same safety rating. The Eric Hi's nonwaterproof design makes them breathable and an excellent choice if you are working in a warm environment. Constructed with full-grain crazy horse leather, the soft rebound foam contoured insole, and unique rebound compound midsole will offer you all-day comfort, while the wedge sole will provide you with the extra support that your feet need. If you are working in a warm environment and have been looking for lightweight and breathable xw width safety toe work boots, the Eric Hi will not disappoint. Add a pair to your shopping cart today.
- ASTM F2413-18 Oblique aluminum safety toe for maximum toe room
- Full-grain Crazy Horse leather with high-abrasion toe
- Soft rebound foam-contoured insole
- Unique rebound compound midsole to give bounce in step
- Wedge sole for extra support and comfort
- Slip-resistant rubber sole
- ASTM F2413-18 electrical hazard