Fox Racing Boots - Men Size 9 on 2040-parts.com
Milford, Ohio, US
Fox Racing Boots. Men size 9. Provide great protection and riding support. These are used and in good condition. Missing one plastic fastener. Fasteners are interchangeable, so functionally, the boots secure OK.
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