HQ2640 200 Nike Air Max 1 '87 Premium University of Oregon PE (2024) [USED] - 12.5 M (Used) gmanual Shoes have significant sole separation Size:8.5 M (Damaged Lid) (Missing Keychain)

Name: HQ2640 200 Nike Air Max 1 '87 Premium University of Oregon PE (2024) [USED] - 12.5 M (Used) gmanual Shoes have significant sole separation Size:8.5 M (Damaged Lid) (Missing Keychain)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 17499392100
Price: 150.00 USD
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HQ2640 200 Nike Air Max 1 '87 Premium University of Oregon PE (2024) [USED] 12.5 M (Used) gmanual Shoes have significant sole separation Size:8.5 M (Damaged Lid) (Missing Keychain) Shoes have significant sole separation but soles are yellowing

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