adidas Gazelle Indoor - Women's - Dark Brown

adidas Gazelle Indoor - Women's - Dark Brown

Marsoni

M251S

$109.99

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adidas Gazelle Indoor - Women's - Dark BrownTurning heads since 1971, the adidas Gazelle has always been crafted for life on the move. Once a training shoe, now a lifestyle staple, this version rolls out with a leather and textile upper for an optimal mix of durability and comfort. The rubber outsole with a honeycomb tread pattern gives you traction while exploring the city or just kicking back. An adidas timeless T toe classic, these trainers show their heritage with serrated 3 Stripes and

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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026