Bmw Air Flow Boots 48 Euro 14 Us on 2040-parts.com
Chandler, Arizona, United States
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The BMW touring Boots have a lot of miles to be logged ahead of them. They keep your feet dry, warm and protected for those road miles or just a trip to work. Not overly bulky or heavy just quality made pair or leather motorcycle boots with zip sides, large Velcro over closure flap, foam padded instep, reinforced stitching above the toe and along the inside of your foot. These are really nice Boots, soles and overall wear are good. They do have a couple minor signs of use/damage:Please see the photos to judge for yourself but like I said they have many miles left to go! Size 48 euro, 14 Thanks for looking |
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