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Home›News›Blundstone takes it one step further with its women’s boots

Blundstone takes it one step further with its women’s boots

By Sean Carroll
November 13, 2019
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Australian footwear brand, Blundstone combines its latest technology and design for the latest range of safety boots specifically designed for women in the trades, building and construction industry.

The boots bridge the gap between safety and style as they provide a sturdy, reliable and fit for purpose boot designed for optimum support, protection and comfort for the toughest job sites.

Styles #892 and #897 are part of the wider women’s range that include Blundstone’s SPS Max Comfort system, featuring XRD Technology.

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