Simpson Legend 2 Firesuit Small Adult New In The Box L205171 Black/gray on 2040-parts.com
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States
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New, never used. Simpson L205171 Black/Gray Legend II firesuit. Small adult. Please refer to the Simpson size chart. I will NOT take this back for any fitment reason. I already ordered the wrong size, I don't want it back either.
Sells for $199 everywhere. Free ground shipping to USA only. If you want it quicker you pay the freight. |
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