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Fast Co. Dragon Jeans on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Apex, North Carolina, US

Apex, North Carolina, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Brand:FAST CO. Size:33x30 Color:DENIM BLUE Material:DENIM /KEVLAR

 This is a used pair of DRAGON JEANS made by FAST CO. the originators of  this type of product. These are lightly worn. If i wore them ten times that was a lot. The size is 33 x 30. I now am a 34 & seem to be a good inch off in the waist. Rather than stop drinking beer i"ve decided to sell them. If you are informed about these jeans they have KEVLAR  in knee area & hip & thigh. New these are $ 112.00 - $119.00 plus a heavy shipping charge of $14.00. They have no rips or tears at all.

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