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Unisex Kids Shoes New Balance Kids Fresh Foam Arishi V4 Bungee Infant/toddler
$131
Is this a genuine New Balance item?
Yes - we guarantee this New Balance item is 100% authentic, genuine, and brand new.
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Where do you ship from?
This item is in stock and ships from our USA warehouse.
Can I return this item?
Yes - you can return this item within 30 days of delivery for a full refund, subject to our Return Policy
PRODUCT DETAILS
| Brand: | New Balance |
| SKU: | 13133774 |
| Style: | Sneakers & Athletic Shoes |
| Upper Material: | See item description |
| Type: | Athletic |
| Department: | Unisex Kids |
| Description: | New Balance shoes - Black/Blaze Orange/Blue Agate |
ABOUT New Balance
New Balance is a leading athletic footwear and apparel brand recognized for its commitment to quality, performance, and comfort. Offering a wide range of running shoes, lifestyle sneakers, and fitness apparel, New Balance combines innovative technology with classic design, making it a preferred choice for athletes and casual wearers alike who seek both style and functionality in their active lifestyles.
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