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Nautilus
Alloy-toe work shoe with EVA midsole and outsole, nylon lining and lace-up closure
The Nautilus N1961 is a women's alloy-toe work shoe built for environments that require protective footwear without a metatarsal guard. It features a lace-up closure for a secure fit and a nylon liner paired with an EVA midsole for cushioning during long shifts. The black upper is not waterproof, making it suitable for dry indoor or covered outdoor tasks. One pair is included.
This shoe fits workers who need an alloy safety toe and a standard width fit in a women's size 7. It is not intended for buyers who need a metatarsal guard, insulated linings for cold conditions, or a waterproof membrane for wet environments. Those requiring a different width, a composite toe, or slip-on convenience should consider other options.
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The shoe is supplied in a standard medium width fitting, marked as M on the product label.
The removable nylon liner and EVA midsole provide enough internal volume for most orthotic inserts.
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