Victory Medina Mesh Gloves For Women on 2040-parts.com
Bakersfield, California, United States
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Genuine Victory Medina Mesh Gloves for Women
Keep your hands cool. Durable leather and knuckle protection keep your hands safe while the mesh lets air flow in.
MSRP: $55.99 This product comes as is with no warranty. This product is New Old Stock with original tags and has never been worn, sold, or used. Due to California State Tax Laws we charge a 7.5% CA Sales Tax on this purchase. |
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