Reference: S063-51483CL
Barefoot shoes 31-36. S063-51483CL
The measurements of the shoes are indicated in the product description.
Quick dry shoes 26-31. G065-41453CM
€30.00
VAT included
D.D.Step quick-dry semi-open shoes.
These shoes are comfortable and light, perfect for playing on a sunny day. A quick-drying upper and rubber toe guard protect your feet from the elements, while the outsole provides traction on wet surfaces.
G065-41453CM
1 Items
Data sheet
- We recommend
- For normal/wide foot.
- Upper part
- Synthetic leather
- Lining
- Fabric
- Insole
- Rubber
- Light reflecting elements
- Yes
- manufacturer
- D. D. Step (Hungary)
New product
16 other products in the same category:
-10%
Reference: 049907DL
Shoes 31-36. 049907DL
It’s DDstep shoes - orthopedic eligible shoes. Comfortable genuine leather insoles (shoes promotions) reduces the baby's legs tired,allows them to keep correct and easy to move. This model shoes decrease 5 mm.
Reference: CSG141
Canvas shoes 20-25. CSG141
D.D. Step CANVAS lightweight shoes with leather insole.
Reference: CSG-083M
Shoes 26-31. CSG-083M
It’s DDstep shoes with leather insole. Super flexible, and comfortable. Providing a good grip, and protecting the feet by the reinforced toe cap and heel part. Guarantee the maximum freedom for the feet while wearing.
Reference: 015141U
Shoes 19-24. 015141U
It’s DDstep shoes - orthopedic eligible shoes. Comfortable genuine leather insoles (shoes promotions) reduces the baby's legs tired,allows them to keep correct and easy to move. This model shoes decrease 2 mm.
Reference: 046602M
Shoes 25-30. 046602M
It’s DDstep shoes - orthopedic eligible shoes. Comfortable genuine leather insoles (shoes promotions) reduces the baby's legs tired,allows them to keep correct and easy to move. This model shoes decrease 5 mm.
Reference: W0562BL
Shoes with wool 31-36. W0562BL
It’s DDstep shoes - orthopedic eligible shoes with wool. Comfortable genuine leather insoles (shoes promotions) reduces the baby's legs tired,allows them to keep correct and easy to move.
