Find 12 BIRDZ WING Sky Diving Parasailing MOTORCYCLE GOGGLES YELLOW LENS in Jacksonville, Florida, United States, for US $81.95

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You are purchasing 12 BIRDZ WING Sky Diving Parasailing MOTORCYCLE GOGGLES YELLOW LENS!

This item is brand new and never used

Great peripheral vision design. Comfortable neoprene foam padding, temple airvents, and an adjustable headstrap.

This product will ship with 12 pair of goggles.

BIRDZ, a leader in US motorsport eyewear, has a reputation for providing durable, attractive, and affordable eye protection. Very few manufacturers can match the quality, protection, or price.

The inside of the frame is padded for maximum comfort even after long periods of use.
The strap is made with silicone for non slip use on helmets.
All lenses are shatterproof, polycarbonate, Anti-fog coated, UV400 rated.

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Sunn Battery Co

1316 West Adams St

Jacksonville, Fl. 32204

Hours Monday thru Friday 8:00 am till 4:30 pm

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