Polaris Red Ski Toes Loops - Pair - Oem- New In Package- #2876062-293 on 2040-parts.com
Devils Lake, North Dakota, US
This is a PAIR of brand new in the package, genuine Polaris red ski toes, #2876062-293!
Fits all Polaris composite skis for that customized sled look. Sold in pairs.
Shipping to AK will be an additional $6.00. Shipping to Canada will be $15.00.
Feel free to call 701-662-4071 with any questions.
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