Asics GT-2160 'Breeze' Black/Silver Size:13 - Quartz analog movement -

Name: Asics GT-2160 'Breeze' Black/Silver Size:13 - Quartz analog movement -
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96921717421
Price: 144.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.782100000000001 (6 reviews)

SKU 96921717421 · ★ 4.8

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Asics GT 2160 'Breeze' Black Silver Size:13 Quartz analog movement Quartz analog movement Gold tone Genuine leather band Recycled Steel Strap buckle clasp closure Polished finish Mineral glass Round case shape Case Size: 44mm Water Resistance: 50 metres Colour: Black Gold Style: GW0781G4 Vintage wash Dual front and back welt pockets Front tab for drawstrings Adjustable drawstring waist Woven tag to back Pip tag on leg Logo prints to front and back Relaxed fit Composition: 100% Cotton French Terry Colour: Vintage Maroon Style: AOANTIESSNSH The GT 2160™ sneaker pays homage to the technical design language from the GT 2000™ series in the early 2010s This rendition keeps the heritage trainer's iconic design language intact

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