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Foot Addicts (2016)

Is it the musky smell or is it the taste? Sneakers and trainers have a distinct quality and these boys can't get enough of it! They call it sneaker sex and these Foot Addicts are obsessed! Watch these hot Euro guys kiss passionately before turning their attention to each others cocks and feet. Thick shafts slide down throats and toes are licked and sucked before willing bottom boys beg to be fucked. Hung and horny guys meeting up to indulge in foot worship, toe sucking, sneaker licking and hardcore fucking you cant beat it!
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Is it the musky smell or is it the taste? Sneakers and trainers have a distinct quality and these boys can't get enough of it! They call it sneaker sex and these Foot Addicts are obsessed! Watch these hot Euro guys kiss passionately before turning their attention to each others cocks and feet. Thick shafts slide down throats and toes are licked and sucked before willing bottom boys beg to be fucked. Hung and horny guys meeting up to indulge in foot worship, toe sucking, sneaker licking and hardcore fucking you cant beat it!

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In Theaters:7/25/2016
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Sneaker Stories

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