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Woman`s Sneakers Athletic Shoes Nike Flex Tra
$180
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This item is in stock and ships from our USA warehouse.
Can I return this item?
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PRODUCT DETAILS
| Brand: | Nike |
| SKU: | 12275181 |
| US Shoe Size (Women`s): | 10 |
| Style: | Athletic Shoes |
| Upper Material: | See item description |
| Type: | Athletic |
| Department: | Women |
| Description: | Nike shoes - Vast Grey/Tattoo/College Grey |
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