Dainese Axial Pro Racing Boots Size 10 Us on 2040-parts.com
Lakeville, Minnesota, US
Used pair of Dainese Axial Pro road race boots. Only worn twice and are like new. Boots were tipped over on and have minimal road rash on front right toe. Size 10 US, 43 Euro
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