Butora Ibex Performance Climbing Shoe | Soft, Sensitive Design for Modern Bouldering and Technical Terrain Boot Packs 9" Fry Pan NAME:AJ

Name: Butora Ibex Performance Climbing Shoe | Soft, Sensitive Design for Modern Bouldering and Technical Terrain Boot Packs 9" Fry Pan NAME:AJ
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 5965917145
Price: 102.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4626 (29 reviews)

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SKU 5965917145

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Description

Butora Ibex Performance Climbing Shoe Soft, Sensitive Design for Modern Bouldering and Technical Terrain Boot Packs 9" Fry Pan NAME:AJ 9" Fry Pan Designed for training Available in Tight Fit (low volume) and Wide Fit (high volume) profiles so you can match the shoe to your foot shape Two Fit Profiles Tight Fit (low volume) and Wide Fit (high volume) for a better match to your foot shape

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