Name: Youth ISlide Navy/Gray New Orleans Pelicans Slide Sandals
Brand: ISlide
SKU: 4696424
Price: 49.99 USD
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Youth ISlide Navy/Gray New Orleans Pelicans Slide Sandals - 4696424

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These ISlide Slide Sandals let your young fan show off their New Orleans Pelicans spirit in comfort and style. They are lightweight, yet supportive and have an adjustable grip-strap for the perfect fit. Featuring printed New Orleans Pelicans graphics, your little one will be repping their fandom with every step.

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