Seventy Degrees SD-JR65 Jacket Black/Grey

Seventy Degrees SD-JR65 Jacket Black/Grey

Marsoni

M251S

$55.00

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Seventy Degrees SD-JR65 Jacket Black/GreyShort and sporty racing jacket, made with high resistance 600D polyester outer fabric. With neoprene inserts in the collar for greater comfort. With removable thermal lining and a membrane that makes it 100% waterproof. With vents on the front and back to facilitate breathability. CE protections on elbows and shoulders, as well as a light back protector. Adjustment straps on arms and waist. 100% waterproof. Removable thermal lining. Wintertex

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