2 For 1 Digital Camo Tube Face Mask Motorcycle Biker Bandana Neck Warmer on 2040-parts.com
San Antonio, Texas, US
You will get 2 masks with this order. You will get the popular (1) Digital woodland mask and (1) army style digital camo mask.
THESE ELASTIC STRETCHABLE MASKS ARE MADE OF 100% POLYESTER. THE MASKS ARE 20" LONG MADE WITH VERY SOFT AND THIN MATERIAL THAT STRETCHES VERY EASILY THAT ALLOWS IT TO FIT MOST.THIS ITEM IS PERFECT FOR SNOWBOARDERS, SKIERS, OR BIKERS!!! SHIPS FAST
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