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I-Path Footwear Reed Mid Skateboarding Shoe Baker avoid completely soaking the material Inspired by 80s basketball

Name: I-Path Footwear Reed Mid Skateboarding Shoe Baker avoid completely soaking the material Inspired by 80s basketball
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 52865012
Price: 69.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0306 (26 reviews)

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I Path Footwear Reed Mid Skateboarding Shoe Baker avoid completely soaking the material Inspired by 80s basketball avoid completely soaking the material or saturating the crisp White accents and thick inner collar lining Inspired by the ASICS VICKKA training shoe released in the 1980s meticulously blending classic IPATH aesthetics with high performance skate function Spot clean smooth leather panels gently with a dedicated premium leather cleaning solution to prevent cracking and maintain suppleness

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