Kawasaki Mens Wetsuit 100% Neoprene Sleeveless John Size Large New Old Stock on 2040-parts.com
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Sleeveless John 100% Neoprene Wetsuit Size Large. This is new wetsuit in perfect condition. There is a Velcro closure on the left shoulder and Kawasaki Logos on the waist and hip area. We only ship to the US. International orders will ship via e-Bay's Global Shipping Program. Please Visit Our e-Bay Store to View All Our Items If you have any questions please call us at 516-935-6969. |
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