TRUE Pro Custom - Used NHL Pro Stock Goalie Skates - Freddie Anderson - Size 9.5 #3 YGroup_underarmourjocksbaselayers Featuring size 263 Bauer Tuuk

Name: TRUE Pro Custom - Used NHL Pro Stock Goalie Skates - Freddie Anderson - Size 9.5 #3 YGroup_underarmourjocksbaselayers Featuring size 263 Bauer Tuuk
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SKU: 76839449843
Price: 150.00 USD
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TRUE Pro Custom - Used NHL Pro Stock Goalie Skates - Freddie Anderson - Size 9.5 #3 YGroup_underarmourjocksbaselayers Featuring size 263 Bauer Tuuk

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TRUE Pro Custom Used NHL Pro Stock Goalie Skates Freddie Anderson Size 9.5 #3 YGroup_underarmourjocksbaselayers Featuring size 263 Bauer Tuuk Featuring size 263 Bauer Tuuk Lightspeed Edge holder with used LS3 steel These skates are in very condition with general wear TRUE Pro Custom Used NHL Pro Stock Skates Freddie Anderson Size 9 These skates are in good used condition with general wear

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