Icon Raiden DKR Pants (Glory Color) XL – $120

Up for sale is a pair of Icon Raiden DKR Pants (XL 36"/Glory Color) that are NEW, never worn but not in the original packaging. Took them out to wear but never did. Just taking up space in my garage. Priced to sell, you won't find a better deal. All of the details are listed below from the Revzilla site. Only cheaper price you will find will be in sizes Small or Medium. May even still have the original tags to go along with the pants, definitely no stock box, sorry. Here is the info on these pants from the website:

Icon has designed a pant that is ready for anything. The Icon Raiden DKR Pants have big ADV and enduro riders in its crosshairs. A premium Hycor waterproof and breathable chassis with fully sealed seams and D3O impact armor, the Raiden DKR Pants provide an impervious barrier to whatever harsh environment you find yourself in. Full leg waterproof YKK zippers make getting in and out a cinch and removable boot stirrups and suspenders keep these puppies planted no matter what.

Features:
• Raiden overpant fit
• Hycor waterproof and breathable construction
• Fixed nylon waterproof liner
• D3O impact protectors at the hip and knee
• 3 position pocket for knee protector
• Teflon DWR finish
• Removable bib
• Adjustable waist
• Ballistic nylon paneling
• Inseam zippers
• Removable stirrups
• 3M reflective accents
• Exterior pockets
• Fully taped seams

Fitment:
• XLG: 36"

Icon Raiden DKR Pants
Item: P294537

REVZILLA Pricing $285.00 Now marked down to $193.95 Save $91.05 (32%)

The Teflon-coated, waterproof/breathable Hycor Raiden DKR Pants shrug off weather and thick brush with casual ease and a hardcore ADV attitude.

Here is the link to the revzilla site.

https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/...iden-dkr-pants

Any questions, feel free to ask. Thanks for looking.

Asking $120 shipped.

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We only drove it a couple short times and returned it back to the dealer for repair.

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