New with tags! Isotoner Men's Recycled Microsuede Nigel Closed-Back Cooling Gel Slippers in Dark Chocolate NOT Black! Sz L 9.5-10.5, Retails $44US+ sheets Lightweight and portable side table 100100090051902
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New with tags! Isotoner Men's Recycled Microsuede Nigel Closed Back Cooling Gel Slippers in Dark Chocolate NOT Black! Sz L 9.5 10.5, Retails $44US+ sheets Lightweight and portable side table 100100090051902 Lightweight and portable side table will be great to take with you to use at camp Gate height 76 cm(30") SHOE FEATURES Global Recycled Standard Certified Sherpa lining Indoor outdoor outsoles Berber lining for softness with every step SHOE CONSTRUCTION Polyester upper Advanced memory foam footbed molds to your feet for a custom fit 100% recycled polyester lining Rubber outsole SHOE DETAILS Pull on styling 1 in platform Non skid sole Rounded toe Machine wash
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