Sidewinder Polartec Insulated Jeans, Size 30 Waist Women's Cut on 2040-parts.com
Fresno, California, US
This auction is for a like new pair of denim Sidewinder jeans that are fully insulated with a Polartec liner sewn in. They are for cold weather Motorcycle riding but I would think they'd be great for any cold weather outdoor activity. They are cut for women and they have a 30 inch waist. Please ask any questions you may have before you bid, thanks for looking.
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