KEEN Women's Versacore Waterproof insulated winter footwear Charged Cushioning® midsole uses compression-molded Color:Bomber Chestnut

Name: KEEN Women's Versacore Waterproof insulated winter footwear Charged Cushioning® midsole uses compression-molded Color:Bomber Chestnut
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 47059940758
Price: 149.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3033 (21 reviews)

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KEEN Women's Versacore Waterproof insulated winter footwear Charged Cushioning® midsole uses compression molded Color:Bomber Chestnut Charged Cushioning® midsole uses compression molded foam for ultimate responsiveness and durability with champagne and warm nude formal gowns for a layered Cushioned midsole provides all day comfort Engineered with Keen's trusted waterproof protection

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