New 2 Pairs Thermastat Skiing OTC Ski Sock
New 2 Pairs Thermastat Skiing OTC Ski Sock
This is 2 Pairs of Brand New Ridgeview Thermastat Skiing OTC Ski Socks. This is Skiing Sock has Dupont’s Thermastat wicking action fibers that keeps your feet dry and warm. It has cushioning across the bottom of the foot that gives the sock high-impact shock absorbency. The Arch brace gives support and a vented side panel imporves fit and breathability.
Sizing -
Small 7 to 9 Sock Size = Childrens Shoe Size 12 1/2 to 4 and Womens Shoe Size 4 to 5 1/2
Size Large 10 to 13 Sock Size = Womens’s Shoe Size 11 to 12 or Men’s Shoe Size 8 1/2 to 12 1/2
Size Extra Large (XL) 13 to 15 Sock Size = Men’s Shoe Size 13 to 16.
Fiber Content is 80% Thermastat, 15% Stretch Nylon, and 5% Elastic.
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Magna Exhaust 22-Inch Dual Suspension Mountain Bike Perfect for adventurous riders ages nine and older, the Exhaust 22-inch mountain bike from Magna is built solid with sturdy components and a sleek black and red frame. Ideal for hitting the trails, cruising the park, or riding around the neighborhood, the Exhaust features a durable steel frame, 22-inch wheels, and a Falcon index derailleur with a twist shifter. It’s set-up with front and rear cantilever alloy brakes for strong stopping power. A helmet and knee and elbow protective gear is strongly recommended. Some assembly is required.
Specifications:
- Frame: Steel frame
- Fork: RKD-903 Shock Fork with Rubber Bellow
- Saddle: #6718Y
- Handlebar: Steel, MTB-29
- Derailleur: Falcon Index 18S derailleur w/twist shifter
- Stem: Steel, MTB Type, Ext 110mm
- Rims: Alloy, 22″
- Hubs: Steel, 14G x 36H
- Tires and tubes: 22 x 2.0″ w/A.V. tube
- Spokes: 14G x 36H x 2
- Chainguard: Plastic, Circle Type
- Pedals: Resin (9/16″) with CPSC reflectors
- Kickstand: Steel
- Brake: Front and rear steel cantilever brakes and alloy levers
- Crank and Sprocket: Steel, three-piece crank
- Reflectors: 4 pcs CPSC
- Seatpost: Steel with alloy quick release
Customer Review: big disappointment
I bought this bike for my 9 yr old son. When he saw it he was amazed because of the fancy details on it. In a matter of 3 days one fell off and then the other. They were made very flimsy which surprised me being it is not a cheap bike. The beauty of it is now gone and broken.
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