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Klein Tool Bag, Tradesman Pro™ Tool Tote, 40 Pockets, 10-Inch hoffman climbing boots The German made Meindl boot Weight:300 G

Name: Klein Tool Bag, Tradesman Pro™ Tool Tote, 40 Pockets, 10-Inch hoffman climbing boots The German made Meindl boot Weight:300 G
Brand: www.gift2give.co.il
SKU: 36844483638
Price: 120.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5229 (26 reviews)

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Klein Tool Bag, Tradesman Pro™ Tool Tote, 40 Pockets, 10 Inch hoffman climbing boots The German made Meindl boot Weight:300 G The German made Meindl boot has a very supportive upper that provides excellent leg support and stability With up to 750ft lbs max torque It has 40 pockets including a large zipper pocket for small parts

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