Academy Sports + Outdoors has
Columbia Sportswear Men's Konos TRS Low Hiking Sneakers (various colors) on sale for
$34.98.
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Thanks to Deal Hunter
minntwins for contributing this deal.
- Note: Size availability may vary.
Available colors:
- Black
- White / Red
- Green / Grey
Product Details:
- Technical mesh uppers withstand wear and tear.
- TechLite and Omni-MAX midsoles deliver impact absorption and provide nonstop underfoot energy.
- Adapt Trax outsoles with provide wet or dry traction with compound and hike-specific tread patterns.
- Navic Fit System has a unique lace-webbing design for a secure fit.
- Collapsible heels for easy slide-in comfort.
- Deflection domes in the forefeet and heels reduce load impact.
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Then ?
- Slip Resistant: No
- Waterproof: No
I think "Slip Resistant" is an OSHA issue. Think wet and greasy commercial kitchen floors. Shoes designed for this kind of environment have soles that are very different from most trail running or hiking shoes. "Slip-resistant shoes usually feature tightly packed patterns—think small hexagons, circles, or wave-like grooves"Then ?
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- Slip Resistant: No
- Waterproof: No
I think "Slip Resistant" is an OSHA issue. Think wet and greasy commercial kitchen floors. Shoes designed for this kind of environment have soles that are very different from most trail running or hiking shoes. "Slip-resistant shoes usually feature tightly packed patterns—think small hexagons, circles, or wave-like grooves"Then ?
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Quote from vbaskar77
- Slip Resistant: No
- Waterproof: No
I think "Slip Resistant" is an OSHA issue. Think wet and greasy commercial kitchen floors. Shoes designed for this kind of environment have soles that are very different from most trail running or hiking shoes. "Slip-resistant shoes usually feature tightly packed patterns—think small hexagons, circles, or wave-like grooves"Then ?
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