Stealth Medium Icon Hooligan 2 Textile Jacket on 2040-parts.com
Federal Way, Washington, US
Brand new with tags, size medium. Durable fighter mesh chassis for maximum venting Heavyweight ballistic impact panels Custom molded dual density foam back pad Lined collar for comfort Internal zippered pocket for secure storage Stretch panels for increased mobility Removable C.E. Field Armor impact protector elbow and shoulder Removable dual density foam back pad Removable insulated wind resistant liner Relaxed fit
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Stealth medium icon hooligan 2 textile jacket(US $100.00)
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Stealth xl icon hooligan 2 textile jacket(US $100.00)
Stealth xl icon hooligan 2 textile jacket(US $100.00)
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