Vans Classic Slip-On Shoes - Electric Flame Black/True White Size:9.5uk Black Logo griptape already applied Colour:Silver/Green

Name: Vans Classic Slip-On Shoes - Electric Flame Black/True White Size:9.5uk Black Logo griptape already applied Colour:Silver/Green
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 95031711062
Price: 35.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8532 (19 reviews)

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Vans Classic Slip On Shoes Electric Flame Black True White Size:9.5uk Black Logo griptape already applied Colour:Silver Green Black Logo griptape already applied An 80's inspired pool shape with a wider standing platform for cruising everything from sidewalks to transition and the Classic Slip On is known worldwide for its comfortable silhouette the Reflective Flame Classic Slip On is an everyday essential with true “Off The Wall” style

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