Burton Women's Reserve Gore-Tex Bib Snowpants-True Black Size_XL combination of 80g/160g Thinsulate™ insulation Color:Iceberg Gr/Black

Name: Burton Women's Reserve Gore-Tex Bib Snowpants-True Black Size_XL combination of 80g/160g Thinsulate™ insulation Color:Iceberg Gr/Black
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 61763343852
Price: 178.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1422 (24 reviews)

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Description

Burton Women's Reserve Gore Tex Bib Snowpants True Black Size_XL combination of 80g 160g Thinsulate™ insulation Color:Iceberg Gr Black combination of 80g 160g Thinsulate™ insulation Natural Wool Fusion Blend Zippered Chest Pockets The women's Burton Reserve GORE TEX 2L Bib Pants are technical two layer bibs made for those who ride regularly from opening day 'til the spring pond skim

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