Dj Safety Sfi 3-2a/5 Size Xl New Never Worn on 2040-parts.com
Big Bear City, California, United States
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New never used DJ SAFETY SFI 3-2A/5 rated fire suit. Cost 515 dollars! Yours for almost half price! I sold the race car and never got to use this suit. I tried it on when I bought it and it has been in the closet Un used since then. Size XL, made in USA, very very nice suit not some cheap Chinese suit. It has an elastic waist and velcro band and even has pockets. I am 6 foot and about 200 pounds and 36 inch waist and it fit comfortable. Waist could go much larger. Your chance to get a great suit for not much money.
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