New Sea-doo Amphibious Riding Goggles 4477230094 Black on 2040-parts.com
Henderson, Nevada, United States
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SEA-DOO AMPHIBIOUS RIDING GOGGLES Super strong and super lightweight goggles that float on the water. Aerodynamic design uses soft flexible frames that conform to the shape of any face while offering 100% UV protection. The suspended anti-fog lenses are polarized and interchangeable. Also included: goggle-to-PFD attachment cord, hard case and pouch that doubles as cleaning cloth. 4477230094 COLOR: Black with graphics (94) |
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