Oakley Latch Square (Low Bridge Fit) Prizm Black Lenses, Matte Grey Ink Frame Color:MATTE GREY INK Building off the GEL-LYTE® III Size:10 Men's / 11.5 Women's

Name: Oakley Latch Square (Low Bridge Fit) Prizm Black Lenses, Matte Grey Ink Frame Color:MATTE GREY INK Building off the GEL-LYTE® III Size:10 Men's / 11.5 Women's
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 21930556685
Price: 196.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5868 (11 reviews)

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Oakley Latch Square (Low Bridge Fit) Prizm Black Lenses, Matte Grey Ink Frame Color:MATTE GREY INK Building off the GEL LYTE® III Size:10 Men's 11.5 Women's Building off the GEL LYTE® III sneaker's aesthetic and unapologetically cool • Frame suitable for small to medium faces • Polarized and Iridium® lens options available

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