Adidas Men's Barricade Classic Bounce Wide 4E (Black/Silver) - CP8694

By Adidas

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Model

CP8694

Manufacturer

Adidas

Detail

One of the most stable and durable tennis shoes around, the redesigned Adidas Men's Barricade Classic Wide has a softer, more flexible upper and adds BOUNCE technology to the midsole for the ultimate in cushion and comfort. Upper: Synthetic leather and mesh combination for more breathability. High performance synthetic on the sides. Upper changes to square vents and raised stripes. Midsole: BOUNCE technology for energized comfort. Higher cushioning and comfort than regular midsole material for maximum cushioning and immediate step in comfort. Outsole: ADIWEAR 6 outsole for best durability in high-wear areas. 6 month outsole guarantee-(Service by Adidas directly)

Category

Tennis

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