Oxtar 7630 Italian Racing Boots Eur 46 on 2040-parts.com
Ringgold, Georgia, United States
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Oxtar 7630 Italian Racing Boots
Euro 46 = Us 13 Actually closer to size 12 US. Some wear on the toe sliders and bottom of boots (see pics). I have a brand new steel slider set included. I also have the silicone lubricant for the ankle joint from Oxtar. Thanks Check the "more ads by this user" link for other gear I have posted |
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