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New Sea Doo Men's Vibe Wetsuit Black/orange Xl 2864221212 X Large on 2040-parts.com

US $58.49
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Gaylord, Michigan, United States

Gaylord, Michigan, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:Sea-Doo Size:XL Gender:Men Color:Orange Manufacturer Part Number:2864221212

Brand New Men's Vibe Wetsuit



  • Short wetsuit made of 2 mm neoprene and 4-way stretch fabric underarm, sleeves, lumbar, crotch and collar for more flexibility.
  • Features a waterproof pouch on right leg.
  • Mock turtleneck collar design with horizontal opening zipper.
  • Rubberized front panel for watersport versatility


  • Item # 2864221212


    Color: Black/Orange


    Size: X LARGE  XL


    Retail $79.99


    Sale $58.99





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