Men's TM-2 Double BOA® Wide X Merrill Snowboard Boots Size:8 Custom tailored for young rippers T.26.OZW.WMS.RD.4LXL.1

Name: Men's TM-2 Double BOA® Wide X Merrill Snowboard Boots Size:8 Custom tailored for young rippers T.26.OZW.WMS.RD.4LXL.1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 249741030
Price: 168.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5787 (9 reviews)

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Men's TM 2 Double BOA® Wide X Merrill Snowboard Boots Size:8 Custom tailored for young rippers T.26.OZW.WMS.RD.4LXL.1 Custom tailored for young rippers Finger Free Side Zip Bode Merrill chooses the TM 2 Wide because it's the most versatile boot in the line and has 16mm of extra width in the forefoot 1:1 Lasting##Dual BOA Fit System##Michelin Fiberlite Outsole##Energy Foam Cushioning##Overmold##3D Molded Tongue##Performance Internal Harness##Articulated Cuff##Performance Backstay##Heel Hold Kit##Calf Relief##Bode Merril Signature Colorway

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