Renegade EVO GTX Mid Herren (Dunkelgrau/Schwarz) Size:45 The removable Air-Active BestFit footbed

Name: Renegade EVO GTX Mid Herren (Dunkelgrau/Schwarz) Size:45 The removable Air-Active BestFit footbed
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 73676698841
Price: 161.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0414 (18 reviews)

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SKU 73676698841 · ★ 4.0

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Renegade EVO GTX Mid Herren (Dunkelgrau Schwarz) Size:45 The removable Air Active BestFit footbed The removable Air Active BestFit footbed with a shock absorber in the heel area provides comfort and additional breathability and air permeability The shaft is extra thickly padded and has a particularly soft finish this classic among multifunctional shoes still offers a timelessly fresh look and the best walking and wearing comfort The high quality shaft and sole construction ensures a comfortable fit and opens up a variety of uses

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