Hockey 8.5 Newborn: Donovon Piscopo Deck Shape 1 passport Independent Bar Cross T-Shirt Carolina

Name: Hockey 8.5 Newborn: Donovon Piscopo Deck Shape 1 passport Independent Bar Cross T-Shirt Carolina
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 5511434267
Price: 87.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Hockey 8.5 Newborn: Donovon Piscopo Deck Shape 1 passport Independent Bar Cross T Shirt Carolina Independent Bar Cross T Shirt Carolina Blue • Spitfire Team Wheels• 56mm• 97DU medium hard skateboard wheels• Classic shape• Natural urethane• Set of Four• Formulated for a harder faster ride• Unmatched flatspot resistance• Smooth anti stick slide• More speed and control• 100% True performance urethane • Wheelbase 14 The colour of the stain on the top of this deck will vary and will be chosen at random

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