12oz Insulated Classic Narrow (with Loop Cap) Brushed Stainless by KLEAN KANTEEN Tent Parts and Accessories Zone of Protection: Up to cb1717201000

Name: 12oz Insulated Classic Narrow (with Loop Cap) Brushed Stainless by KLEAN KANTEEN Tent Parts and Accessories Zone of Protection: Up to cb1717201000
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 39009668864
Price: 43.95 USD
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Rating: 4.7578000000000005 (6 reviews)

12oz Insulated Classic Narrow (with Loop Cap) Brushed Stainless by KLEAN KANTEEN Tent Parts and Accessories Zone of Protection: Up to cb1717201000

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12oz Insulated Classic Narrow (with Loop Cap) Brushed Stainless by KLEAN KANTEEN Tent Parts and Accessories Zone of Protection: Up to cb1717201000 Zone of Protection: Up to 21 m² it provides dependable warmth and durability wherever it is needed New rounded lip for easy drinking The Insulated Classic 12 oz bottle is based on the Klean Kanteen classic stainless steel water bottle

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