Fly Maverick-atv Boots on 2040-parts.com
Massachusetts, US
This listing is for the Fly Maverick -ATV boots. They were purchased one month ago and used twice. The boots have 3D shin protection, molded plastic for added impact. Elastic gaitor provides comfort around the calf area. There is adjustable quick lock buckles. Steel toes. Strong and flexible top grade leather protects shin area. The boots are size 11, black in color. There were purchased from Shade Tree. ($98.95 on sale). These come from a smoke free home. There is very little visible sign of wear as they were used only for riding on an ATV twice.. I ship to the 48 contiguous states only. I accept Pay Pal. I will ship the boots once payment clears through Pay Pal. All sales are final. If you have any questions, please email me first. Thank you for viewing my listing.
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