Carre Baseline Rugby Shirt Blue Stripe Size:2XL - GEL™ technology cushioning -

Name: Carre Baseline Rugby Shirt Blue Stripe Size:2XL - GEL™ technology cushioning -
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 8571802555
Price: 75.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6966 (5 reviews)

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Carre Baseline Rugby Shirt Blue Stripe Size:2XL GEL™ technology cushioning GEL™ technology cushioning TRUSSTIC™ support system Perforations Padded collar Layered heel counter design Tooling inspired by the first two GEL SONOMA™ trail shoes Upper inspired by the GEL 15 50™ cross country spike Colour: Mantle Green Lichen Green Style: 1201A438 302 Android 6 or above Weight: 56 Classics redefined Printed graphics All over stripes Ribbed cuffs Twin needle stitching Quarter button up close Collared Dropped shoulders Relaxed fit Material: 100% Cotton Colour: Blue Stripe Style: CA26Q2015

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