Fxr Mens Orange/charcoal Snowmobile Recoil Lite Trilaminate Jacket Fox Racing on 2040-parts.com
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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You are bidding on a brand new FXR Recoil Lite Trilaminate Jacket Retail $159 USD Never worn. Received as Christmas gift. No tags. - 100% Seam Sealed - Active Fit - Waterproof front zipper - Waterproof zippered chest vent and Dry Vent insert - Waterproof zippered radial side vents with Dry Vent inserts - Roll-away shock cord adjustable hood Shipping to Canada and the USA for flat rate of $15. Payment must be received within two business days of auction closing. |
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