Simpson Sportsman Ii Elite 2 Layer 2 Piece Nomex Drivers Suit,sfi 3.2a/5 Cert - on 2040-parts.com
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Simpson Sportsman Elite Features: 2 Layer 2 Piece Design Contrasting Platinum chest band and extensive white piping Matte finish woven fabric Banded collar 360° arm gusset Epaulets Patch style pockets Straight leg cuffs & Colored rib cuffs SFI Tag included, Garbadine Nomex® and SFI 3.2A/5 Rated Add $50 usd for sewn in Arm Restraints |
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