Big Agnes Torchlight EXP 20 degree Sleeping Bag Size:Long Left Designed for the long-range hunter GHT00049-APL-DTT-3XL-ZZZ

Name: Big Agnes Torchlight EXP 20 degree Sleeping Bag Size:Long Left Designed for the long-range hunter GHT00049-APL-DTT-3XL-ZZZ
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 75551061258
Price: 184.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7416 (29 reviews)

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Big Agnes Torchlight EXP 20 degree Sleeping Bag Size:Long Left Designed for the long range hunter GHT00049 APL DTT 3XL ZZZ Designed for the long range hunter looking to become even more accurate bombproof three season tent featuring a tunnel design with nearly vertical walls throughout Long 39" 49" Shell Material Recycled 20D polyester ripstop with a water repellent finish Lining Material Recycled 20D polyester taffeta with a water repellent finish Includes Mesh storage sack and stuff sack Manufacturer Warranty Limited warranty Description

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