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O'neal Motocross Boots Size 12 on 2040-parts.com

US $15.50
Location:

Chelsea, Alabama, US

Chelsea, Alabama, US
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These boots are worn pretty well but still functional. They are a mens size 12 with the four buckle closure down the outside of the foot and leg. The right boot does have some peeling on the inside and looks like something caustic got on them. The left boot has a rip in the exterior leather on the heel and a scuff on the inside of the heel. On the metal covering on the toes the right boot is missing one of the four screws as well. Look at the pictures closely.

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