Protective Tek Vest Style Vest on 2040-parts.com
Sussex, Wisconsin, United States
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Item listed is a BeeWear brand tek vest used only a few times for amature snowmobile drag racing. The size is men's medium. The condition is in excellent shape and a great alternative to very expensive similar vests. Great for snowmobiling protection as well as other racing applications. Any questions regarding this listing, please contact me
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