April 5, 2024
F-1B USAF MILITARY EXTREME COLD WEATHER TROUSERS 34
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WIN THIS AUCTION AND RECEIVE (1) ONE VERY NICE SIZE 34 AUTHENTIC US AIR FORCE EXTREME COLD WEATHER TROUSERS TYPE F-1B. Snowmobiling, ice fishing, winter 4-wheel ATV riding, scouting or hunting, you won't find a better Extreme Cold Weather Trousers. All of the snaps, buttons, zippers and seams on these size 34 Trousers are 100% and the zippers are dark black and show no wear. These have the bottom side leg zippers for getting them over your boots. Have 2 front and 2 rear pockets and double layered material on the knees. Trousers are in excellent condition. The suspenders are with them and are also like new. The Trousers pictured are the Trousers you will receive. I have described the trousers as best I can and am sure you will not be disappointed with your win. Check my feedback and bid with confidence. Trousers are authentic military issue and not some knock-off reproduction. As always, this is military surplus so it may have a couple very small spots or so on it that may or may not come out with cleaning. I don't think you can get one of this quality for less in a surplus store. These inexpensive trousers are a great opportunity for someone to get some darn nice extreme cold weather trousers without breaking the bank. Made by ALPHA INDUSTRIES, INC. for the USAF. BE SURE TO CHECK MY OTHER ITEMS/AUCTIONS FOR MORE NICE MILITARY CLOTHES
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