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OMP Ankle Driving Boots Red Suede Nomex 111 Size 43 EU/9 UK/10 USA
FIA Approved Red Suede Leather Nomex 111 Flame Resistant Lining Anti-hydrocarbon rubber sole Extra reinforcement on right boot for heel and toe movements Made In Italy New, never used. |
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