Name: Youth Black/Red Miami Heat Backboard Embro Visor Snapback Hat
Brand: Outerstuff
SKU: 201041482
Price: 19.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Youth Black/Red Miami Heat Backboard Embro Visor Snapback Hat - 201041482

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201041482

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Help your young fan boldly rep the Miami Heat with this Backboard Embro Visor Snapback Hat. It features the team name embroidered across the visor top and raised embroidery on the front and back for added dimension. With a classic six-panel design and adjustable closure, this Miami Heat hat provides a comfortable fit all day.

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