Yellow/Navy* - Contrast bib and brace unlined (S488) Premium Sports mid-layer softshell featureswater-repellent fabric for Size:44" Waist

Name: Yellow/Navy* - Contrast bib and brace unlined (S488) Premium Sports mid-layer softshell featureswater-repellent fabric for Size:44" Waist
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 50058345094
Price: 45.58 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1701 (29 reviews)

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Description

Yellow Navy* Contrast bib and brace unlined (S488) Premium Sports mid layer softshell featureswater repellent fabric for Size:44" Waist mid layer softshell featureswater repellent fabric for elemental weather protection Zipped pockets lined with brushed tricot the Contrast Bib & Brace protects the lower body and chest against wet conditions whilst ensuring safety EN ISO 20471 Class 2

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