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SAGUARO Little Kids Lightweight Garden Shoes Girl's Boy's Gardening Clogs Outdoor Anti Slip Beach Water Shoes Smoke Black
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SAGUARO Little Kids Lightweight Garden Shoes Girl's Features
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Allover ventilation holes add breathability, help shed water, quick to dry.
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Super lightweight and flexible EVA material, provide freedom and comfortable feeling.
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EVA outsole, offer non-marking soles and extreme durability.
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Multifunction garden shoe, unisex, can step on the soft heelcap as slippers.
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Suitable for garden, bath, indoor, outdoor, camping, walking, driving car, beach, boating, kayaking, surf, windsurfing, waterfall, creek, cruise, water sports, vacation, long-haul flight etc.
About SAGUARO Little Kids Lightweight Garden Shoes Girl's
Inspired by classic leisure styles, it took SAGUARO's R&D team more than one year designing this multifunction shoes. In this year, new injection-molded EVA shoes were launched. This series of shoes is made of injection molded EVA mold, zero waste. (EVA: ethylene-vinyl acetate) It is characterized by all breathable hollow upper, fit the feet, easy to clean, shock absorption, waterproof, soft and flexible, giving you excellent comfort and freedom. Similar to the classic casual style, this shoe can be used as a casual shoes, sneaker, garden shoes or water shoes. It can takes you for garden, walks, walk the dogs, around the house, wash car, driving car, running, hiking, cycling, climbing, beach, crossing streams, waterfalls, parks, party, dating etc, and perfect matching with all kinds of clothes, suitable for any place. This new design injection-molded EVA shoes, unique, stylish and versatile. Having it will bring you a whole new experience. We believe that it will meet your needs.
