Hmk Focus Double Boa Snowmobile Boots Size 10 on 2040-parts.com
Rapid City, South Dakota, United States
LIGHTLY USED HMK FOCUS SNOWMOBILE BOOTS. I ONLY GOT TO USE THESE TWICE LAST WINTER AND WILL NOT BE ABLE TO USE THEM THIS YEAR. THEY ARE THE DOUBLE BOA FASTENING SYSTEM WITH THE REMOVABLE LINER. THEY ARE WARM AND COMFORTABLE AND EASY TO WEAR. THEY ARE A MEN'S SIZE 10 OR 44EU. THANKS AND GOOD LUCK
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