Used Team Jordan Joe Rocket Motorcycle Leather/textile Glove White Size M on 2040-parts.com
Torrance, California, US
Up for auction is a pair of used Joe Rocket Team Jordan Leather/Textile Glove. I don't remember exactly how many times I used, but I guess it's 2 to 3 times. Looks still brand new. Material Outer shell 35% Goat Skin Leather, 30% Synthetic Leather, 20% Cowhide Leather, 15% Nylon Fabric Lining 100% Polyester Size Medium (Palm width 4.25 inches and Middle finger length 3.25 inches). Very Hard to find now. Shipped to USA and Canada Only.
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