New David Clark Flo-fit Gel Earseals P/n 40243g-02 Headset Accessories on 2040-parts.com
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
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This item is an unused, in the box pair of David Clark Flo-Fit Gel Earseals- part number 40243G-02. According to the statement on the box, they fit all David Clark Company communication headsets and hearing protectors. I got these when I purchased my David Clark H10-13.4s but never used them. |
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