Nautica Men's Casual Fashion Sneakers Wide Width Slip-On-Walking Shoes-Lightweight Loafers-Tobin-Black Mono-8.5
Product ID: 201826676
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Product Description
Nautica Men's Casual Fashion Sneakers Wide Width Slip-On-Walking Shoes-Lightweight Loafers-Tobin-Black Mono-8.5
- Designed for stability and traction, these men's loafers feature a durable rubber outsole that provides reliable grip on various surfaces, ideal for outdoor activities or running errands.
- Easy to wear, these fashion-forward slip-on sneakers allow for quick and hassle-free on-and-off, perfect for men on the go who need a versatile and practical shoe for everyday use.
- Enjoy The Comfort And Performance Of Sockliner; Rubber Outsole Provides Secure Traction
- Enjoy the superior comfort and support of the sockliner, paired with a cushioned fabric insole for all-day wear.
- This sneaker is perfect for running, sports, hiking, walking, tourism, and climbing, offering both style and functionality for active lifestyles.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Nautica
Manufacturer
Nautica
Binding
Shoes
ItemPartNumber
GX25
Model
GX25
Color
Black Mono-tobin
Size
8.5 Wide
UPCs
198039005230
EANs
0198039005230
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