Nike Court Royale 2 Low Men's Shoes, Size: 13, Black

Description

A flash from the past, the Nike Court Royale 2 Low sneakers feature the same design that has rocked the streets since the late-'70s. Leather on the upper looks crisp and is easy to wear, while the large retro Swoosh design adds throwback appeal. To top it off, the modernized herringbone sole puts a twist on the classic look. The padded, low-cut collar looks sleek and feels comfortable. The classic stitching adds Nike DNA and durability. The round-toed, lace-up design is complete with a breathable textile lining and insole. Measurements: Weight: 15 oz Product measurements were taken using size 8.5, width D - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size. Weight of footwear is based on a single item, not a pair. A flash from the past, the Nike Court Royale 2 Low sneakers feature the same design that has rocked the streets since the late-'70s. Please note that measurements may vary by size. The classic stitching adds Nike DNA and durability. Weight of footwear is based on a single item, not a pair. To top it off, the modernized herringbone sole puts a twist on the classic look. Measurements: Weight: 15 oz Product measurements were taken using size 8.5, width D - Medium. Leather on the upper looks crisp and is easy to wear, while the large retro Swoosh design adds throwback appeal. The round-toed, lace-up design is complete with a breathable textile lining and insole. The padded, low-cut collar looks sleek and feels comfortable.

Key Features

• Measurements: Weight: 15 oz Product measurements were taken using size 8.5, width D - Medium.
• Leather on the upper looks crisp and is easy to wear, while the large retro Swoosh design adds throwback appeal.
• To top it off, the modernized herringbone sole puts a twist on the classic look.
• The padded, low-cut collar looks sleek and feels comfortable.
• The classic stitching adds Nike DNA and durability.
• A flash from the past, the Nike Court Royale 2 Low sneakers feature the same design that has rocked the streets since the late-'70s.