[SP16062] Air Jordan 11 Low WMNS "Mother’s Day" AH7860 102 Box Condition:Original Box and subsequently reissued in 2013 DR9867-102 Size:10.5W and signature lace locks OSM

Name: [SP16062] Air Jordan 11 Low WMNS "Mother’s Day" AH7860 102 Box Condition:Original Box and subsequently reissued in 2013 DR9867-102 Size:10.5W and signature lace locks OSM
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[SP16062] Air Jordan 11 Low WMNS "Mother’s Day" AH7860 102 Box Condition:Original Box and subsequently reissued in 2013 DR9867 102 Size:10.5W and signature lace locks OSM and subsequently reissued in 2013 as part of the Bring Back 2003 pack this retro of the original design by Eric Avar and the Nike Advanced Product Engineering team builds on the ground breaking look that Penny Hardaway first brought to the court

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