Maglia da Uomo Maniche Lunghe Scott Gravel Merino

Maglia da Uomo Maniche Lunghe Scott Gravel Merino

Marsoni

M251S

$97.00

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Maglia da Uomo Maniche Lunghe Scott Gravel MerinoLa maglia a maniche lunghe SCOTT Gravel Warm Merino la scelta perfetta per le tue uscite pi lunghe, anche nelle condizioni pi fredde. Il tessuto in merino offre comfort e calore rimanendo al contempo traspirante. Due tasche posteriori con cerniera tengono i tuoi oggetti personali al sicuro mentre una tasca centrale posteriore aperta tiene gli oggetti essenziali a portata di mano. Tecnologie: Lana merino Composizione: 70 % poliestere, 28 % lana

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012