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ODP 0177 Military Vest green
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Igloo Profile II 16 red star white
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Maria ODP 0441 Vagabond Shirt XS blue
Qty: 1RM150.00
Total:
RM4,229.00
Snow Peak Trek 700 Titanium
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Category: Cookset & CutleryRM209.00
The Trek 700 is crafted from Japanese titanium using a historic manufacturing process. Use it to measure, strain, or boil over any heat source. The Trek 700 is large enough to stow a 110G fuel and GigaPower Stove inside, and nests snugly inside the Trek 900. With its compact folding handle and ultralight qualities, the Trek 700 is an essential piece of cookware for car camping or in the backcountry. Pair the Trek 700 Titanium with the GigaPower Stove 2.0 for a backcountry set-up.
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Snow Peak Trek 700 Titanium
Snow Peak Trek 700 Titanium
Product specifications:
• Weight: 4.8oz (136g)
• Size: D 4.2″ H 4.4″
• Capacity: 23.6 fl oz
• Best Use: Backpacking
Brand
Snow Peak
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