TRUE Player Junior Hockey Skates - Pro Stock - VH Holder - White Side - "NAT" - Size 5 Skate Size:5 while built-in rubber shims absorb

Name: TRUE Player Junior Hockey Skates - Pro Stock - VH Holder - White Side - "NAT" - Size 5 Skate Size:5 while built-in rubber shims absorb
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 32634869897
Price: 199.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.54 (19 reviews)

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SKU 32634869897

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Description

TRUE Player Junior Hockey Skates Pro Stock VH Holder White Side "NAT" Size 5 Skate Size:5 while built in rubber shims absorb while built in rubber shims absorb shock and sting from blocked shots and pucks off the foot The stretch mesh gussets further provide a flexible and responsive feel while also allowing your hand to breathe during play Skate Steel SizeJR 5 TongueTRUE Standard Black Tongue w White Felt

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