CURREX® HIKEPRO™ Medium Arch Insoles | Insoles for Hiking Boots & Shoes Size:XXL E-DTS® traction system consists of 79265-55

Name: CURREX® HIKEPRO™ Medium Arch Insoles | Insoles for Hiking Boots & Shoes Size:XXL E-DTS® traction system consists of 79265-55
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 68117072887
Price: 59.95 USD
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Rating: 4.0855 (22 reviews)

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CURREX® HIKEPRO™ Medium Arch Insoles Insoles for Hiking Boots & Shoes Size:XXL E DTS® traction system consists of 79265 55 E DTS® traction system consists of approximately 100 TPU traction bars boasting 800 traction angles Powermesh secure zippered left pocket for storage The CURREX® HIKEPRO™ Medium Arch Insoles Insoles for Hiking Boots & Shoes features: Built with a recycled EVA base and air vent channels for all day comfort in any outdoor shoe—delivering support that’s both high performing and environmentally friendly

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