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Rjs Racing Equipment "elite" Fire Suit 3-2a/1 Jacket Size Xl Red 200400406 on 2040-parts.com

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Denver, Colorado, United States

Denver, Colorado, United States
Condition:Used Brand:RJS RACING EQUIPMENT Manufacturer Part Number:200400406

RJS RACING EQUIPMENT "ELITE" FIRE SUIT 3-2A/1 JACKET SIZE XL RED 200400406

  • RJS RACING EQUIPMENT "ELITE" JACKET  
  • PROUDLY STILL MADE IN THE USA SINCE 1959
  • LATEST DESIGN IN RACING JACKETS
  • NEW 360 ARM DESIGN ALLOWS FOR FULL RANGE OF MOTION
  • MADE WITH NEW LIGHT WEIGHT MATERIALS FOR YOUR COMFORT AND SAFETY
  • MADE WITH FIRE RETARDANT COTTON
  • NEW EUROPEAN EPAULETS
  • SEWN WITH NOMEX THREAD
  • NOMEX CUFFS AND ZIPPERS
  • FLEXIBLE SEWN BACK FOR ENHANCED MOBILITY AND COMFORT
  • WHITE PIPING AROUND NECK COLLAR AND EPAULETS

Used once. In good contition

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