Xtratuf WOMENS SALMON SISTERS 6 ANKLE DECK BOOT RED/SOCKEYESALMON WOMENS AUNA SANDAL Heel kick for easy off 193715494643

Name: Xtratuf WOMENS SALMON SISTERS 6 ANKLE DECK BOOT RED/SOCKEYESALMON WOMENS AUNA SANDAL Heel kick for easy off 193715494643
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96667660383
Price: 155.00 USD
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Xtratuf WOMENS SALMON SISTERS 6 ANKLE DECK BOOT RED SOCKEYESALMON WOMENS AUNA SANDAL Heel kick for easy off 193715494643 Heel kick for easy off TUFGRP outsole with exclusive rubber compound that grips the floor surface creating sure footing & next level traction on flat surfaces and uneven terrain SRC rated slip resistant & non marking Our best selling Women's Ankle Deck Boot featuring original prints designed by two young Alaskan Fishermen inspired by the wilderness of Alaska and the sustainable fisheries of the North Pacific Slip Resistant Chevron Outsole

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