Ed Hardy Love Kills Trucker Snapback Red brand-rodman-brand Category 3 - Acetate frame

Name: Ed Hardy Love Kills Trucker Snapback Red brand-rodman-brand Category 3 - Acetate frame
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 58951603412
Price: 44.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2898000000000005 (18 reviews)

SKU 58951603412 · ★ 4.3

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Ed Hardy Love Kills Trucker Snapback Red brand rodman brand Category 3 Acetate frame Category 3 Acetate frame Stainless Steel hinge Width: 140mm Height: 45mm Nose Gap: 22 synthetic upper Stride stabling Agile Chassis system Synthetic powerband circling the shoe 3D open Mesh EnergyCell midsole Medial protective pad Mud contagrip® Textile lining Protective toecap and mudguard Lace pocket Sensifit™ OrthoLite® diecut sockliner Quicklace™ Rubber outsole Weight: 393g Colour: Black Gold Style: L47705800 Elevate your everyday look with this bold Love Kills Trucker Snapback that showcases Ed Hardy’s iconic tattoo art Made for those who dare to stand out

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