Wide Calf Wellies - Black Spot - Regular Fit in Foot and Ankle - Fit 37 to 49cm Calf Choose your Shoe Size:7 They are super versatile and

Name: Wide Calf Wellies - Black Spot - Regular Fit in Foot and Ankle - Fit 37 to 49cm Calf Choose your Shoe Size:7 They are super versatile and
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 6202403740
Price: 70.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6813 (26 reviews)

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SKU 6202403740

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Wide Calf Wellies Black Spot Regular Fit in Foot and Ankle Fit 37 to 49cm Calf Choose your Shoe Size:7 They are super versatile and They are super versatile and ideal for slipping on and off quickly They are a wide calf boot fitting up to 49cm calves but are a narrower fit through the ankle Made from 100% waterproof rubber with a treaded sole and cushioned insoles they keep you dry and comfy on wet

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