Hot Leathers PPL9859 King of Rotten 4″x2″ Patch
$12.95 Original price was: $12.95.$10.00Current price is: $10.00.
Hot Leathers PPL9859 King of Rotten 4″x2″ Patch
– Embroidered Design
– Heat sealed backing for easy iron-on application
– Design for easy sewing application
– Perfect for Jacket or Vest
– Designed in the USA
– Measures 4×2 inches
– Original Hot Leathers design
Click here for Sewing and Iron on Instructions
Reviews
"Chose the stainless version and the stitching has held up better than expected. Brought it to a tailgate and it performed. I'm in Pittsburgh, PA. Pleasantly surprised."
"Bought the starter kit and the grip is comfortable for long sessions. Took it to the lake house for the weekend. One minor scuff on the corner, purely cosmetic. I'm in Kansas City, MO. Glad I went with this one."
"Chose the stainless version and the weight feels balanced and premium. Brought it to a tailgate and it performed. Wish it came in more colors, otherwise great. Pleasantly surprised."
"Picked the gray model and the grip is comfortable for long sessions. It's been my go-to for morning coffee runs. Slightly heavier than expected, still well balanced though. Happy with my purchase."
"Got the charcoal one and the compartments keep everything organized. I've been using it daily for about two weeks now. Would buy again."
"Packaging was secure and nothing moved. Took it to the lake house for the weekend. I'm in Columbus, OH. Couldn't ask for more at this price."
"Picked the matte black and it does exactly what it's supposed to do. Brought it to a tailgate and it performed. No complaints so far."
"Got the charcoal one and the finish is clean with no rough edges. It's been my go-to for morning coffee runs. Took a day longer than estimated to arrive, no big deal. Pleasantly surprised."
"Picked the blue one and the zipper glides without catching. Took it to the lake house for the weekend. Happy with my purchase."
"Went with the small and the screen is sharp and bright in daylight. Used it during a move and nothing shifted. Instructions could be a bit clearer, but I figured it out. Would recommend."
