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Fly Butane Pants Ladies Size 17-18 New With Tags on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Hillsboro, Oregon, United States

Hillsboro, Oregon, United States
Condition:New with tags

Fly Ladies Butane Pants - Ladies size 17-18, new with tags, never used or worn. 


Features


Durable, heavyweight 600D nylon construction

HYDRAGuard, durable waterproof/breathable membrane

Ballistic nylon reinforcement in high impact areas

Anatomically fitted for the riding position

Removable CE approved armor in the knees

Waterproof, breathable membrane helps keep you dry

Reflective piping and lower leg panels for increased visibility and safety

Full-length, 2-way leg zippers allow for easy entry and exit and allow for additional ventilation

Zipper adjustable leg vents help keep you cool

Removable quilted pant liner with flex knees for added comfort

Adjustable, dual Velcro® waist belts with elastic waist

2 zippered front pockets and 2 zippered rear pockets help to securely store all your goods

8” zipper connects to your jacket


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