Under Armour Men's UA Expanse Everyday Pants Color:City Khaki 11 Tactical Short Fast-Tac Urban

Name: Under Armour Men's UA Expanse Everyday Pants Color:City Khaki 11 Tactical Short Fast-Tac Urban
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 77070042564
Price: 90.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3546000000000005 (15 reviews)

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Under Armour Men's UA Expanse Everyday Pants Color:City Khaki 11 Tactical Short Fast Tac Urban 11 Tactical Short Fast Tac Urban Black 32 73342 019 32 provides unparalleled performance for its size Midweight cotton chino fabric has the perfect amount of stretch & holds up to your everyday activities Stretch engineered waistband with belt loops & working fly for superior mobility & comfort Traditional 5 pocket design with an added drop in pocket on right side thigh for your essentials Built for room to move with a comfortable fit through the seat & thighs with a straight leg opening They're light comfortable

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