Dainese Delta Pro Evo C2 Perforated Leather Pants on 2040-parts.com
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Excellent condtion Dainese Delta Pro Evo C2 perf trousers. They have been worn only a couple of times and are mint! No disappointments guaranteed!! I wear a 31"x34" in Levi's and these fit bang on. There may be a bit more room in the waist if needed so if you're around a 33" waist the adjustable straps should compensate. I would suggest a minimum inseam length of 32" for proper fitment. Please feel free to ask questions! 219-730-6258 -Chris
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