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Rally Waxed Trainer

Brown Chestnut

Sale price£120.00

COLOUR: Brown Chestnut

SIZE: UK 10

Brown Chestnut
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  • Style 501.183383
  • Crazy horse cowhide leather upper
  • Pigskin leather details
  • EVA midsole
  • Rubber outsole
  • Fixed insole
  • Waxed cotton laces
  • Low profile, after Diadora's 1970s running shoes

Diadora trace the Rally back through their terrace shoes of the eighties to the low profile running shoes they made in the seventies. This one is cut from crazy horse leather, a waxed cowhide, with pigskin details over the top. Underneath there is an EVA midsole and a rubber outsole. Brown Chestnut, which is the one that goes with cords.

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