Vans Men's Kessler Checkerboard S/S Woven T-Shirt White Marshmallow Size:M Loaded with high-end technical attributes 210000112313

Name: Vans Men's Kessler Checkerboard S/S Woven T-Shirt White Marshmallow Size:M Loaded with high-end technical attributes 210000112313
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 41243060260
Price: 50.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5958000000000006 (29 reviews)

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Vans Men's Kessler Checkerboard S S Woven T Shirt White Marshmallow Size:M Loaded with high end technical attributes 210000112313 Loaded with high end technical attributes and upgraded with an all new Superdrive™ FX base Size (cm) Effective Edge (mm) Waist Width (mm) Sidecut Radius (m) Tip & Tail Width (mm) Set Back (mm) Ref Stance (mm) Rider Weight (lbs kg) 143 1034 240 4 Turn heads without shouting in the Vans Kessler Checkerboard Woven Shirt—where low key checkerboard meets laid back style 100% cotton

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