USD Xsj 2.0 Ankle Strap Plastic Screw
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Taxes & duties are inclusive — your order is paid up in full, and our courier will never ask you for any further payment upon delivery.
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60 Days Exchange
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💬Description
💬Description
The Xsjado Ankle Strap Plastic Screw fits the Shadow cuff ankle straps and helps to assemble them. They get your skates fixed real quick to have fun skating again.
Fitting Shadow and Doop skates
Sold Individually
| Country of Origin | China |
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Free or reduced shipping on orders above USD 300 to all 50 states & Puerto Rico. All import duties & taxes included.
We Absorb Import Taxes & Handling Fees. Your order is paid up in full, our courier will never ask you for further payment upon delivery.
Hand-built skates can carry a few minor cosmetic marks and may need a short break-in — none of it affects performance or safety. See exactly what’s normal →