XERO SHOES Scrambler Trail Low WP Women Wasserdichter Barfuß-Wanderschuh Schuhgröße:38 während die Zehenbox maximale Freiheit Stiefeletten Größe:EU 23 5 mm insgesamt TTW-SCMR-385

Name: XERO SHOES Scrambler Trail Low WP Women Wasserdichter Barfuß-Wanderschuh Schuhgröße:38 während die Zehenbox maximale Freiheit Stiefeletten Größe:EU 23 5 mm insgesamt TTW-SCMR-385
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SKU: 2010974657
Price: 150.00 USD
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XERO SHOES Scrambler Trail Low WP Women Wasserdichter Barfuß Wanderschuh Schuhgröße:38 während die Zehenbox maximale Freiheit Stiefeletten Größe:EU 23 5 mm insgesamt TTW SCMR 385 während die Zehenbox maximale Freiheit für eine natürliche Ausrichtung der Füße bietet während die recycelte PU Kork Innensohle natürlich antibakteriell wirkt und Feuchtigkeit ableitet

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