New 661/six-six-one Raji Bike/bmx/offroad Youth Mesh Gloves Size Large on 2040-parts.com
Eugene, Oregon, United States
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Up for bid is a brand new pair of 661 Raji bike mesh gloves in youth size L. My son just bought these, but they are too small for him. These are ultra lightweight and breathable with an open mesh upper, perforated dual-layer palm area, and increased grip and control with silicone printed palm and finger tips. They have an embossed palm overlay, pull on tab, moisture absorbing terry cloth sweat wipe, and a cuffless design. Thanks for looking! |
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