American Proud Large Ladder Boot HTMB-25NHM A removable dual-density polyurethane footbed Model:Post Mount for H700 Hydrant Valves

Name: American Proud Large Ladder Boot HTMB-25NHM A removable dual-density polyurethane footbed Model:Post Mount for H700 Hydrant Valves
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 5266334887
Price: 130.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4221 (17 reviews)

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Description

American Proud Large Ladder Boot HTMB 25NHM A removable dual density polyurethane footbed Model:Post Mount for H700 Hydrant Valves A removable dual density polyurethane footbed molds to the shape of the foot to provide lasting comfort during long incidents and other confined areas Designed to cover the exposed base of extension and roof ladders The boot is secured with two heavy duty 2" side release Delrin® buckles and an integrated retaining strap

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