Hmk Highmark Pro Boa Snow Boots Size 10 White Used on 2040-parts.com
Sussex, Wisconsin, United States
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Used pair of white/black/orange HMK snow boots size 10. Boots have a few scuffs, tried to show in pictures. Liners in good shape.
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