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Greenland Wax Bag
Fjallraven
Greenland Wax Bag
$24.95
Description

　　Greenland Wax block with a handy carrying bag

　　Greenland Wax with a smart pack bag. The bag is made from G-1000 Original with a natural tone leather label on the front. Provides water-resistant storage for the block of wax while out trekking so you can reinforce the functionality of your G-1000 garments at any time. Waxing instructions are printed on the inside of the bag. The wax bag is produced by the material that is remaining when Fjallraven produces their G-1000 garments.

　　Sold in various assorted colors.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Fjallraven
Color:
Assorted
Weight:
1.000
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
F79061-000-
UPC:
7323450014438
Other Features:
• Greenland Wax delivered in a G-1000® bag with waxed cotton cord closure
• Perfect storage of wax in the field
• Waxing instructions printed on flap inside the bag
• Various assorted colors
• Leather details
• Features: Adaptable with Greenland Wax for added water resistance, breathable, durable, quick-drying, water-resistant, windproof
-- Material: G-1000® Original: 65% polyester, 35% cotton
-- Contains non-textile elements of animal origin
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