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NIB Simpson Race blue racing high top boots shoes mens size 11 Size: mens size 10.5 New in box, no flaw (see photos) measurements in description Measurements taken with the garment flat on the table: Heel 1 inches Heel to toe 12 inches Side to side at the sole 4 inches Note: Measurements may vary. Use as guideline not for exact measurements. |
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