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CamelBak LifeStraw Bottle Filter Set Size:Small glass crystal protects the dial
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CamelBak LifeStraw Bottle Filter Set Size:Small glass crystal protects the dial glass crystal protects the dial of the watch Electronic back glow makes for easy reading at night Features precision quartz Japanese movement and includes hour minute second hands Features a round blue face with an EMS EMT logo and a nylon wristband Slide your hand into the bold style and sophistication of the Smith & Wesson EMS EMT Watch that features a nylon wristband and round blue face with the EMT and Smith & Wesson logos This Class 3 safety jacket is designed for maximum visibility and protection Two stages of filtration Hollow fiber filter lifespan: 1000 gallons 4000 liters Ion exchange filter lifespan: 25 gallons 100 liters The replacement LifeStraw Bottle Filter Set in size small fits the Eddy+ 20 oz filtered by LifeStraw bottle made with Tritan Renew plastic Country of origin: CN
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