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Puma Vitoria FG/AG Junior Football Boots - 5 - Black/Luminous Blue Shallow Pan Countersunk Head accuracy & extended service levels
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Puma Vitoria FG AG Junior Football Boots 5 Black Luminous Blue Shallow Pan Countersunk Head accuracy & extended service levels accuracy & extended service levels Non slip soft grip handle gives additional user comfort Dual action rafter and belt hook Excellent weight and balance enables extended work periods with low user fatigue Multi angled teeth nose probe prevents tool sliding and ensures positive placement Easy use pinch and slide depth of drive adjustment Soft Wood: 30mm The Puma Vitoria football boots are made for players looking for a low maintenance boot with a classic design but built for the modern game It combines a soft upper with enhanced stitching for pitch perfect control and an outsole that helps with your quick cuts
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