Dunk Low Glow In The Dark Grade School Lifestyle Shoe - Iron Grey/Lime Ice/White/Cool Grey Size:4Y Wavy side panels feature a Size:13.5

Name: Dunk Low Glow In The Dark Grade School Lifestyle Shoe - Iron Grey/Lime Ice/White/Cool Grey Size:4Y Wavy side panels feature a Size:13.5
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 59344751244
Price: 59.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.36 (9 reviews)

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Dunk Low Glow In The Dark Grade School Lifestyle Shoe Iron Grey Lime Ice White Cool Grey Size:4Y Wavy side panels feature a Size:13.5 Wavy side panels feature a rich mixture of premium materials and add natural flow to any outfit and midsole to complete the design Durable leather pairs with a slime green outsole for comfort and traction while glow in the dark details add style that feels more like a treat than a trick

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