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New with tags youth size 20 Answer Syncron motocross pants. Inseam length is 16 inches waist is approx 20-21 inches. All contact points in knees, tailbone, and hips have built in padding. Elastic gather is pant cuffs which sit on top of boots, elestic adjustable waistband and zipper fly. These pants were $56.00 new, which still shows on the tag. From smoke free pet free home.
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