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Five Ten Hellcat Mountain Clipless Shoes - Men's Core BLK/Red/FTWR White 11.5 MFPN=8023013 Ergonomically sculpted shape Length 238 Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Five Ten Hellcat Mountain Clipless Shoes Men's Core BLK Red FTWR White 11.5 MFPN=8023013 Ergonomically sculpted shape Length 238 Rate Range:500 550Lbs Ergonomically sculpted shape Length 238 Color Black Rail Material Chromoly Weight 175 Saddle Cut Out No Width 126 Material Composite Defined Color Black Clamp Style Std Rails Model Onyx 38 D1 OTT Wheel Size 29" Steerer (Stem Race) Tapered (28 The Five Ten Hellcat mountain bike shoes are designed with an aggressive tread pattern and Stealth rubber sole for excellent traction and grip on uneven terrain Breathable synthetic upper material transport sweat vapor keeping you feeling comfortable
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