Ski Doo Back Country Backpack Tunnel Bag Back Pack Ski Doo Back Pack on 2040-parts.com
Traverse City, Michigan, United States
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Ski Doo Back Country Backpack. Lots of pockets! A place for Shovel and avalanche beacon. For the serious snowmobiler. Backpack is in perfect condition. Smells a little like two stroke, but other than that it is clean! Ski Doo riders only. Cat riders piss off. It's a great deal and you know it, so you pay for shipping.
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