Icon Field Armor Chukka Wheat Size 10 1/2 on 2040-parts.com
Bellevue, Washington, US
ICON FIELD ARMOR CHUKKA BOOT WHEAT COLOR SIZE 10 1/2 PREOWNED
Icon Field Armor Chukka Boots
Features:
Protection, style and for motorcycle riding
Low profile and high quality leather chassis
- Breathable mesh inserts
- Injection molded plastic toe & heel armor
- Rubber shifter interface panel
- Mid-foot buckle for an ultra secure fit
- Street-riding specific sole
In good overall condition light discoloration at the shifting point, plenty of sole and support, all the hardware works properly.
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