ADIDAS LITTLE KIDS NEON BLUE/GREEN BACKPACK CTEST The GT-1000™ 14 GS (Grade Introducing the Russell Athletic

Name: ADIDAS LITTLE KIDS NEON BLUE/GREEN BACKPACK CTEST The GT-1000™ 14 GS (Grade Introducing the Russell Athletic
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ADIDAS LITTLE KIDS NEON BLUE/GREEN BACKPACK CTEST The GT-1000™ 14 GS (Grade Introducing the Russell Athletic

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ADIDAS LITTLE KIDS NEON BLUE GREEN BACKPACK CTEST The GT 1000™ 14 GS (Grade Introducing the Russell Athletic The GT 1000™ 14 GS (Grade School) shoe is a versatile stability trainer that is comfortable and durable for active kids BREATHABLE MESH UPPER Lightweight mesh upper promotes airflow to keep feet cool and comfortable during long trail runs The zip closure makes packing and unpacking simple for young hands Product SKU: KH2299

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