words on the back of nike roshe black and gold 90 Ultra 2.0 Leather words on the back of nike roshe black and gold | Cargo Khaki

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    Brand
    Nike
    Product Code
    924447-300
    Colourway
    Cargo Khaki/Medium Olive-Cargo Khaki-Olive Moyen
    Main Colour
    Green
    Release Date
    28 Jun 0017
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    words on the back of nike roshe black and gold
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