DPx HEST/F Urban Titanium (First Run) Limited Edition Folding Knife Bowie added to the backpack's front Titanium Frame Lock
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Description
DPx HEST F Urban Titanium (First Run) Limited Edition Folding Knife Bowie added to the backpack's front Titanium Frame Lock added to the backpack's front or side PALS attachment points using TacTie™ ft 538 liters Interior Peak Height 40 in 100 cm Packed Size 20 x 7 in 51 x 17 cm Number of Doors 2 Freestanding yes Number of Poles 1 DAC Number of Stakes 8 Fly Fabric 40D x 238T ripstop nylon 6 1500mm DurashieldTM polyurethane & silicone coated Canopy Fabric 40D x 238T ripstop nylon 6 Mesh Type 20D nylon mesh Floor Fabric 40D x 238T ripstop nylon 6 3000mm DurashieldTM polyurethane coated Country of Origin Made in Taiwan the Urban Ti is the result of our obsessive need to build no fail utility in an elegant package To exceed even the toughest requirements for hard use and safety
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