Name: Youth Rock Em Socks Sacramento Kings Make Some Noise 3-Pack Low-Cut Socks
Brand: Rock Em Socks
SKU: 201668168
Price: 42.99 USD
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Youth Rock Em Socks Sacramento Kings Make Some Noise 3-Pack Low-Cut Socks - 201668168

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Rock Em Socks

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Let your young fan make some noise for the Sacramento Kings with this vibrant 3-Pack of Make Some Noise Low-Cut Socks from Rock Em Socks. These low-cut socks feature breathable construction and a form-fitting band to keep your young fans feet comfortable and supported. With three pairs in each pack, theyll be ready to make some noise for the Sacramento Kings all season long. Grab this three-pack and get your young Kings fan ready to make some noise on game day, just like their favorite NBA stars.

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