MEN'S BONDI 9 WIDE by HOKA APMA APPROVED The iconic Keds Champion Sneaker Color:COFFEE

Name: MEN'S BONDI 9 WIDE by HOKA APMA APPROVED The iconic Keds Champion Sneaker Color:COFFEE
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SKU: 89669881776
Price: 175.00 USD
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MEN'S BONDI 9 WIDE by HOKA APMA APPROVED The iconic Keds Champion Sneaker Color:COFFEE The iconic Keds Champion Sneaker first debuted in 1916 as the first rubber soled canvas shoe of its kind—loved and worn by a legacy of taste makers and cultural influencers for over 100 years Introducing our Markman Way loafer: an easy moccasin profile crafted for laid back everyday wear resilient ride that’s become synonymous with the Bondi • Super critically foamed EVA • Smooth MetaRocker™ • Rearfoot focused Active Foot Frame™ • Molded EVA sockliner Outsole

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