Ascis Gelfeather Glide Running Shoes - Neon Yellow/Blue - Men's 10, Women's 11.5, EU 44

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Subject: Ascis Gelfeather Glide Running Shoes - Neon Yellow/Blue - Men's 10, Women's 11.5, EU 44

I bought these from overseas and they are a bit too small for me. Beautiful shoes. Very lightweight. I normally wear a size 10.5 and sometimes a 10, but these are a true size 10 and are just a bit too small for me. Worn for 2 treadmill runs and one 4 mile outdoor run. In essentially new condition. Free shipping. Retail for $130.

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