Racing Gloves Karting Kart K1 Xs Red Gray on 2040-parts.com
Farmington, Michigan, US
XS K1 Racing Gloves
Red and Gray
Worn Once, a bit dirty, but overall in great shape
XS/7
Made of synthetic leather with 60% polyester 40% nylon fabric
Non-smoking home.
I do have a rabbit and a few tiny hairs are unfortunately unavoidable.
Returns allowed only if an error was made on my part.
Please ask any questions you might have and thank you for looking!
Combined shipping available.
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