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The North Face Lenado Pants - Women’s Slim-Fit Waterproof Insulated Snow Pants with DryVent™ 2L Shell and Heatseeker™ Advanced Insulation Size:MD-SHORT it easily integrates with batteries Color:SEA SPRAY
USD125.00
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The North Face Lenado Pants Women’s Slim Fit Waterproof Insulated Snow Pants with DryVent™ 2L Shell and Heatseeker™ Advanced Insulation Size:MD SHORT it easily integrates with batteries Color:SEA SPRAY it easily integrates with batteries from top brands like Bosch helmet compatible hood with a rubberized snap attachment at collar and a riveted cord lock adjustment system Lightweight Warmth: Heatseeker™ Advanced synthetic insulation provides excellent warmth to weight ratio and packability reverse coil zippers keep essentials protected
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