American Heritage 6″ Trail Crazy Horse Safety Toe - Men's 1.0" Pistol Grip Selectable Flow Nozzles - 5-10-24-40 GPM • Faster flow rate than Model:Remote Only

Name: American Heritage 6″ Trail Crazy Horse Safety Toe - Men's 1.0" Pistol Grip Selectable Flow Nozzles - 5-10-24-40 GPM • Faster flow rate than Model:Remote Only
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 76119445467
Price: 137.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6534 (12 reviews)

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Description

American Heritage 6″ Trail Crazy Horse Safety Toe Men's 1.0" Pistol Grip Selectable Flow Nozzles 5 10 24 40 GPM • Faster flow rate than Model:Remote Only • Faster flow rate than the original 6000SW chute • Pull On Loops: Rubber Coated Finished with durable Goodyear storm welt construction • Construction: Goodyear storm welt construction

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