43: adidas Hyperfast B44128 Mdchen Laufschuhe, Violett (Flash Pink S15/Glow Purple S14/Night Flash S15), 36 EU (3.5 Kinder UK)

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adidas Hyperfast B44128 Mdchen Laufschuhe, Violett (Flash Pink S15/Glow Purple S14/Night Flash S15), 36 EU (3.5 Kinder UK). Das beliebte Produkt ist derzeit verfgbar. Zu diesem gnstigen Preis, kommt adidas Hyperfast B44128 Mdchen Laufschuhe, Violett (Flash Pink S15/Glow Purple S14/Night Flash S15), 36 EU (3.5 Kinder UK) hufig empfohlen, und es ist eine beliebte Wahl unter den meisten Menschen. Dont Zeit verschwenden, nehmen Sie es auf den Link unten, um immer besonderes Angebot.
Product Description
Der adidas HyperFast fr sportive Kids. Ideal fr den Schulsporteinsatz oder universeller Sportschuh fr Alltag und Freizeit. - Atmungsaktives Mesh-Obermaterial
- Leichte EVA-Zwischensohle
- Nichtabfrbende, abriebfeste Gummi-Auensohle
- adiFIT Lngenmessung fr optimale Passform
- Eco-OrthoLite Schaum-Innensohle fr Kinder
- Flexrillen fr die natrliche Bewegung des Fues

Farbe: PINK / LILA / WEISSFeatures
  • Kindermodell

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