Vega Merge Motorcycle Boots Women's Size 7 U.s. on 2040-parts.com
Akron, Ohio, United States
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It has some scuffs/scratches, each side of the shoe where it is screwed, it can be taken out. It's up to the user/buyer if he/she doesn't want it there. Please look closely at all the photos provided, it's part of the description in case I missed or overlooked something. Also, I only ship to the 48 continental U.S. States. Thanks!
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