Ckx Gloves Size Large on 2040-parts.com
Charlestown, New Hampshire, US
THIS IS A NEW SET OF CKX GLOVES THAT ARE IN A PACKAGE I AM NOT SURE IF THE TAGS ARE WITH THEM THE PICTURE IS PICTURE OF ANOTHER SET I HAVE BUT THIS SET IS THE SAME JUST DIFFERNT SIZE THESE ARE GREAT GLOVES FOR SKINING OR SNOWMOBILING THANKS FOR LOOKING THE PACKAGE HAS BEEN OPENNED BUT THE GLOVES HAVE NOT BEEN USED TO MY KNOWLEDGE
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