ONeal Black Pin It Shorts
The pin It Short is a complete redesign. It is the perfect short for the All Mountain and Enduro use. It is lightweight, breathable and has a perfect fit. If you hold it in your hand, you feel the perfect quality! Important features are: Lightweight breathable and very high quality material, 2-with zipper adjustable ventilation openings, 2 additional pockets, Reinforced Step, Width adjustement with ratchet buckle. Outside 100% Nylon Inner linning 100% Polyester
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