Sorel Men's Sentry Tassle
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Sorel
- Mfg Part #: NM1673
- UPC: 803298518727
- Category: Apparel & Accessories
Product Description
The perfect combination of vintage and modern, the Sorel Men's Sentry Tassel Shoes are a fresh take on an old school classic that will keep you in all day comfort and support. With heritage-inspired details such as contrast stitching, iconic rubber toe and athletic tassels, these sure-footed boat shoes look as good as they feel. On the water or in the city, the Sorel Sentry Tassel Shoes for men also feature a removable insole for superior cushioning no matter where the day takes you.
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