Camping Emaille Tasse Operationsassistentin Leidenschaft

Camping Emaille Tasse Operationsassistentin Leidenschaft

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M251S

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Camping Emaille Tasse Operationsassistentin LeidenschaftTauche ein in das Abenteuer mit der widerstandsfhigen Emaille Tasse von Mr. & Mrs. Panda. Ausgestattet mit idealen Maen von 80 mm x 80 mm x 80 mm fasst sie bis zu 300 ml deines bevorzugten Getrnks und bringt dabei nur 172 g auf die Waage. Die Tasse aus kratzfestem Emaille ist dein robustes Accessoire fr jede Outdoor Aktivitt. Ihre Langlebigkeit und Leichtigkeit machen sie zur ersten Wahl fr Kaffee, Tee oder jede andere Erfrischung unterwegs.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012