TRU-SPEC Grid Fleece Zip Thru Job Shirt Size:2X-Large target acquisition and re-holster

Name: TRU-SPEC Grid Fleece Zip Thru Job Shirt Size:2X-Large target acquisition and re-holster
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 54997728732
Price: 59.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3519000000000005 (18 reviews)

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TRU SPEC Grid Fleece Zip Thru Job Shirt Size:2X Large target acquisition and re holster target acquisition and re holster 1 hour low Battery: SL B9 rechargeable or CR123A lithium Charge time: 2 Zip through collar with hanger loop Grid fleece body for increased breath ability and improved moisture wicking Deep chest radio pocket with inner hook & loop tabs 2in knit cuffs Mic loop on shoulder Double pen pencil pocket on sleeve Elasticized rib knit waist Side seam pockets For when the temperatures dip down around the fire station These mid weight shirts in a pullover design are just what you need to keep comfortable

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