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U-Power Logan ESD S3 CI SRC Safety Shoes

EAN: REF: 168471 Categories: Carpenters Footwear, Construction Footwear, Footwear for Electricians, Footwear for Industry and maintenance, Footwear for Workshop and Automotive, U-Power Red Mild TAG: Special_sizes

The original price was: €83,74.The current price is: €79,06.

Footwear Size

Clean

Free shipping to Spain peninsula

Shipping is free throughout Spain peninsula. The price of shipping to islands or outside of Spain is calculated automatically in the payment details section.

NO returns or changes are allowed for sizes 34-39 y 47-56

These sizes are not available for exchange or return because they are considered as personalized products and are made under direct order to the factory. This exception is regulated in art. 103.c of the General Law for the Defense of Consumers and Users.

-6%

U-Power Logan ESD S3 CI SRC Safety Shoes

The original price was: €83,74.The current price is: €79,06.

Footwear Size

Clean

Free shipping to Spain peninsula

Shipping is free throughout Spain peninsula. The price of shipping to islands or outside of Spain is calculated automatically in the payment details section.

NO returns or changes are allowed for sizes 34-39 y 47-56

Guide To Buying Safety Footwear

Description

U-Power Logan ESD S3 CI SRC Safety Shoes

Features

PRECISE

Breathable nylon and anti-abrasion film for toe protection

LINING

WingTex with breathable air tunnel

TOECAP

Airtoe® Aluminum perforated with breathable membrane

ANTIPERFORATION

Save & Flex Air

REMOVABLE INSOLE

U Power Original

Mezzanine

SOLE

New generation anti-abrasion, oil-resistant, anti-slip and anti-static PU blend

FIT

Natural Comfort 11 Mondopoint

NUMERATION

35-48

Protections and Features

Size Guide

How to calculate foot size

Put on the type of socks that you usually wear with your shoes and measure your feet in the afternoon (feet tend to swell during the day). Stand on a hard surface and place a sheet of white paper under your foot. Distribute the weight evenly. Measure from the edge of the paper under the heel to the longest part of the foot, which may or may not be the big toe. Use a ruler to measure the marked length in centimeters.