Slippery Matrix Full Wetsuit Combo Mens Size L With Jacket on 2040-parts.com
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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Selling a great Slippery Matrix Full Wet Suit Combo
90% Neoprene 10% Nylon John Style short sleeve pull up wetsuit with rear zipper and a pull over long sleeve jacket This is a great great wetsuit, it fit me very well at 160lbs and 5'7" I no longer jet ski so I no longer have a use for this. Only worn a bit in early spring and late summer, still in great shape. Paid well over 150$ when I purchased new. Get a deal on a sweet looking wetsuit and be prepared for the spring. |
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