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Fxr Womens Ladies Elevation Full Zip Fleece -blue/hi Vis - Size 18 - New on 2040-parts.com

US $74.95
Location:

Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States

Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:FXR Manufacturer Part Number:15864.40018 Product Type:Fleece Size:18 Make:Elevation Fleece Color:Blue/Hi Vis Gender:Women

This is a BRAND NEW with tags, FXR Women's Elevation Full Zip Fleece, #15864.40118!  Don't miss this opportunity as this jacket retails for over $89.99 plus I am offering free shipping within the lower 48 states!


  • 100% Polyester bonded fleece
  • 230g Thermal fleece
  • Interior fleece provides exceptional warmth
  • Bonded fleece wicks moisture
  • Dries quickly
  • Contrast flat-lock seaming for stream-lined comfort
  • Embroidered logos
  • Zippered chest and hand pockets
  • FREE SHIPPING WITHIN THE LOWER UNITED STATES!  CANADIAN SHIPPING WILL BE $28.00!  Canadian buyers responsible for any import fees.


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