Simpson Crew Garage Shoe Auto Racing Pit Crew Shoes - All Sizes & Colors on 2040-parts.com
Martinsburg, West Virginia, United States
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Simpson Crew Garage Shoe - Non SFI Rating
The super lightweight crew boot has an athletic construction and fit. The breathable 1000 denier nylon shell repels liquids, and hides abrasions and stains. The upper is reinforced with suede in critical wear areas. The athletic insole for full foot support in not fire retardant. The all condition high profile sole with aggressive lug-grip pattern is oil-resistant. Available in black only.
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