SUN68 Tom Solid - Herren Sneakers Schuhe Blau Z46101-12 jdgm-sun68-slippers-logo-strass The slightly raised synthetic midsole 134598028

Name: SUN68 Tom Solid - Herren Sneakers Schuhe Blau Z46101-12 jdgm-sun68-slippers-logo-strass The slightly raised synthetic midsole 134598028
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 8260408820
Price: 74.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2682 (22 reviews)

SKU 8260408820 · ★ 4.3

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SUN68 Tom Solid Herren Sneakers Schuhe Blau Z46101 12 jdgm sun68 slippers logo strass The slightly raised synthetic midsole 134598028 The slightly raised synthetic midsole gives the shoe a confident profile LWG: The leather used for this product comes from environmentally conscious leather production and is audited and certified through the Leather Working Group protocol The SUN68 Tom Solid for men combines sporty lightness with urban attitude – a running style Sneakers that showcases the unmistakable SUN68 spirit in every detail Hand milled EVA sole

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