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Tent Field Repair Kit
Mountainsmith
Tent Field Repair Kit
$10.36
Description

　　Universal tent repair kit

　　Nature is unpredictable. Be prepared with this universal field repair kit, complete with two tent pole repair sleeves, a No-See-Um mesh repair patch, a tent body/floor repair patch, needle and nylon thread, seam sealer tube, an adhesive patch, and replacement zipper pullers. The kit is built for all Mountainsmith tents, tarps, and shelters, but can be used with other brands.

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Description
Brand Name:
Mountainsmith
Weight:
1.6 oz / 0.05 kgs
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
17-3001-01
UPC:
757894325916
Other Features:
Tent pole repair sleeves (x2): 1 up to 9.5mm, 1 up to 11mm
No-See-Umm mesh repair patch (x1)
Tent body/floor repair patch (x1)
Needle & nylon thread
Seam sealer tube (x1)
Adhesive patch (x1)
Replacement zipper pullers (x2)
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