Kanso EQx3 White & Black Indoor Court Shoes Size:Men's 10.5 / Women's 11.5 The integrated shoe compartment keeps K04603-161-11

Name: Kanso EQx3 White & Black Indoor Court Shoes Size:Men's 10.5 / Women's 11.5 The integrated shoe compartment keeps K04603-161-11
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 66504889686
Price: 161.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5562000000000005 (18 reviews)

SKU 66504889686 ★ 4.6

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Kanso EQx3 White & Black Indoor Court Shoes Size:Men's 10.5 Women's 11.5 The integrated shoe compartment keeps K04603 161 11 The integrated shoe compartment keeps your footwear separate and organized The Carboflex 125 NS X Top V2 comes equipped with patented X Top technology meaning that the plastic bumper (seen on most racquets) has been replaced by strong and comfortable thanks to the one piece Integrated Comfort Fit tongue You can also sure that you'll be stable during tough matches thanks to fitted

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