Unisex Baffin Technology Heavy Insulated Drawstring Top Snowmobile Boots - W8/m6 on 2040-parts.com
Grant, Michigan, United States
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Unisex BAFFIN Technology Heavy Insulated Drawstring Top Snowmobile Boots in a women's 8 or men's 6. These are in overall good to very good pre-owned condition, with some minor cosmetic signs of wear, but have lots of wear left. Keep your feet warm! Please see all pictures. Ships fast!
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