Flying Cross FX Flex Class A Men's 4 Pocket Pant, LAPD Navy (Size 36-46) 5.11 Tools It features a zippered compartment Amount of Rope Held:200ft 1/2 inch

Name: Flying Cross FX Flex Class A Men's 4 Pocket Pant, LAPD Navy (Size 36-46) 5.11 Tools It features a zippered compartment Amount of Rope Held:200ft 1/2 inch
Brand: kabocalap.com
SKU: 1347444319
Price: 65.66 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4743 (27 reviews)

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SKU 1347444319

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Description

Flying Cross FX Flex Class A Men's 4 Pocket Pant, LAPD Navy (Size 36 46) 5.11 Tools It features a zippered compartment Amount of Rope Held:200ft 1 2 inch It features a zippered compartment that holds one D sized oxygen cylinder including regulator that allows easy access to the cylinder without having to remove it from the bag or even open the main compartment Lightweight and moisture wicking to keep you cool on the job FX Flex delivers the necessary tenacity required of any public safety uniform Brought to you by the FX Flex launch

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