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Osiris Little Kid/Big Kid Troma Sneaker,Black/Ice Cream,4 M US Big Kid
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Osiris Little Kid/Big Kid Troma Sneaker,Black/Ice Features
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Clam toe design for retro styling
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Thermal-plastic-backed toe for support
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Internal elastic tongue restrainer for tongue stability
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Combination high and low density tongue package
About Osiris Little Kid/Big Kid Troma Sneaker,Black/Ice
Amazon.com Osiris' Troma skate shoe is great for serious sessions, with its thickly padded collar and insole and extra-cushioned tongue (about 3/4" thick) for comfort and support, SuperGrip rubber compound outsole with a herringbone pattern for quick starts and stops, and durable, full side-wall, but its sweet treat-printed upper also looks good enough to eat! Comes with an extra set of laces. From the Manufacturer Established in 1996, Osiris Shoes has grown into one of the biggest names in skate footwear. Osiris exploded onto the core skateboarding scene in 1999 and by 2001 Osiris had cemented itself as a recognized leader in the skate industry. All of the Osiris shoes are designed and tested by one of the best Pro Skate Teams ever assembled. Clint Peterson, John Rattray, Corey Duffel, Diego Bucchieri, and Caswell Berry are just a few of the skaters that help make Osiris one of the most recognized and respected skate brands around. Osiris prides itself on being a brand that is made for skaters by skaters. The design influence of their Elite team of Pro skaters makes Osiris one of the most rigorously tested skate brands and the result of this is a line of skate shoes that meets the highest standards of quality and function. Osiris also recently completed its evolution into a complete footwear company with the addition of the Osiris Girls' line.
