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Motorfist Women's Next 2 Skin Pant, Size Xl on 2040-parts.com

US $44.99
Location:

Grand Marsh, Wisconsin, United States

Grand Marsh, Wisconsin, United States
Motorfist  Women's Next 2 Skin Pant, Size XL, US $44.99, image 1
Condition:New with tags Product Type:Layering Size:XL Make:Motorfist Color:Black Gender:Women

• Proudly Made in the USA 
• Bi-Wick Fabric 
• Unsurpassed for Perspiration Transfer From Your Skin 
• Brushed Inside for a Soft Next-to-Skin Experience 
• Athletic Fit, Not Compression 
• Flatlock Seams 
• Anti-Microbial Protection 
• Pill Resistant



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