Teva Hurricane XLT 2 SML Black / White Sandals - Women's cf-size-12-5 A classic boot features genuine UGG1038685

Name: Teva Hurricane XLT 2 SML Black / White Sandals - Women's cf-size-12-5 A classic boot features genuine UGG1038685
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 20913057759
Price: 82.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0756 (16 reviews)

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Teva Hurricane XLT 2 SML Black White Sandals Women's cf size 12 5 A classic boot features genuine UGG1038685 A classic boot features genuine shearling and UGGpure™ lining to wick moisture away molded EVA footbed featuring an antimicrobial additive designed to reduce odor causing bacteria A Teva classic with collaboration of Sticky Monster Labs gets even better with soft heel strap padding and a superior traction enhancing sole Quick drying straps from 100% recycled polyester with custom designed symbols make the sandal ready for adventures at the beach

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