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These new Vans Old Skool Bolt shoes, in a black color with white stripes and white bolts with blue detail, are a men’s size 13, women’s 14.5. These iconic low-tops bring a fresh look to a classic style. Eye-catching bolt details appear along the eyelets, and more bolts emerge from the front bumper. This creates a bold update to the Old Skool design. Donated new without the original box, they are ready to wear.
These are iconic low-top shoes with the classic Vans Sidestripe. However, they also feature eye-catching bolt details. These bolt accents run along the eyelets. You will also find them emerging from the sidewalls. This electric touch makes each step stand out.
The upper part of these shoes uses durable suede and canvas. This combination provides both comfort and long-lasting wear. Suede offers a soft feel. Canvas adds strength. These materials can handle everyday use.
The shoes have a lace-up closure. This allows you to adjust the fit to your liking. You can tighten or loosen the laces for a secure and comfortable feel. This helps keep your feet stable while you walk or skate.
These Old Skool Bolt shoes have reinforced toe caps. This adds durability to an area that often sees a lot of wear. Furthermore, the supportive padded collars provide extra comfort around your ankles. This cushioning can make the shoes feel better, especially during extended wear.
The shoes feature Vans’ signature rubber waffle outsoles. This classic design provides excellent grip and traction. You can feel confident on various surfaces. The waffle pattern is also a recognizable part of Vans’ style.
By purchasing this item, you’re supporting Father Joe’s Villages’ mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego.
Color: Black with white stripe and bolts, blue trim
Size: M13/W14.5
Condition: Donated new, no box
Retail Value: $75.00
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