TurboToes -- Occupational Health & Safety

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TurboToes

Impacto’s TurboToes Steel Toe Overshoes offer outstanding protection from impact, crushing, or stubbing injuries. Made of flexible, pliable PVC. Treads under sole to prevent slipping and help direct liquid away from the foot. They can be comfortably worn over low-feel, dress and running shoes as well as most boots. TurboToes are ideal for any working environments that carry a risk of toe damage or has a steel toe cap requirement. Perfect for visitors, casual or temporary workers, management clerical staff, and salespeople. Steel toe cap meets Impact and Compression Resistance 75lb Rating per ASTM F2412-18/F2413-17.

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