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Under Armour Men's UA Alpha Flat Front Pants Out of stock High density padded interior for
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Under Armour Men's UA Alpha Flat Front Pants Out of stock High density padded interior for High density padded interior for maximum weapon protection and hook and loop straps to help keep it secure Heavy duty case comfortably holds and protects your weapon of up to 28 long x 7 tall Comes with a detachable Part numbers: 306 1 13 UA Storm technology repels water without sacrificing breathability Durable woven fabric with soft brushed interior adds warmth Stretch engineered waistband with belt loops and working fly for enhanced mobility and comfort Seam design at knees provides full range of motion Open hand and back pockets plus secure flap closure cargo pockets Secure zip back pockets and right side pocket Badge clip on front belt loops Uses fluorine free water repellent treatment These pants give you all the stretchy lightweight athletic performance you expect from UA
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