SIDI Prima Road Shoes - Women's White/Black 38 Eclat Seismic An elasticized cuff with silicone GL00521

Name: SIDI Prima Road Shoes - Women's White/Black 38 Eclat Seismic An elasticized cuff with silicone GL00521
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 46990628403
Price: 120.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4086 (16 reviews)

SKU 46990628403 ★ 4.4

USD120.00 USD165.00

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SIDI Prima Road Shoes Women's White Black 38 Eclat Seismic An elasticized cuff with silicone GL00521 An elasticized cuff with silicone print prevents slippage and keep the pads securely positioned These premium needle nose pliers feature a compact 6inch (150mm) length forged and heat treated steel construction and ergonomic dual density grips The Aerolite sole is designed to maximize aerodynamics and power transmission on the bike The nylon and carbon fiber composite material of the Aerolite Sole provides the perfect balance of stiffness and flex for efficient and comfortable pedaling

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