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Motorfist Alpha Snowmobile Boot on 2040-parts.com

US $349.99
Location:

Frankenmuth, Michigan, United States

Frankenmuth, Michigan, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:Motorfist Material:eVent/Primaloft

Alpha Boot

The Alpha Boot, featuring dual reel BOA Technology™, delivers an articulated, secure fit and support for the length of the boot. Coupling eVent® membrane waterproof, breathable technology and warm, yet lightweight Primaloft® insulation, our top of the line Alpha boot delivers high performance and “dry all day long” comfort.

 

• Dual Boa System • eVent® Waterproof Breathable Liner • 800g of Primaloft® Insulation • Cemented Rubber Sole • Rubber Toe & Heel Caps • Side Mud Guards • Removable Breathable Insole • Additional Insole for Custom Sizing

 


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