310806 102 Jordan 10 Retro Double Nickel (GS) [USED] - 6 Y (Used) STX_Partially_Matched but dye stain on midsole Size:8.5 M (Damaged Lid) (Missing Keychain)

Name: 310806 102 Jordan 10 Retro Double Nickel (GS) [USED] - 6 Y (Used) STX_Partially_Matched but dye stain on midsole Size:8.5 M (Damaged Lid) (Missing Keychain)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 59934582929
Price: 30.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0072 (20 reviews)

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310806 102 Jordan 10 Retro Double Nickel (GS) [USED] 6 Y (Used) STX_Partially_Matched but dye stain on midsole Size:8.5 M (Damaged Lid) (Missing Keychain) but dye stain on midsole due to age Brand New but scuff on left shoe on right of toe box as pictured you acknowledge that these shoes are vintage and may not be suitable for wear Due to age

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