O'Neill Shelled Out Board Short - Men's
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Material: H2No Performance Standard (2-layer), DWR finish, 22D recycled polyester ripstop Insulation: 600-fill duck down Seams: glued Fit: regular Length: hip Pockets: 2 chest, 2 hand Hood: yes Claimed Weight: 2.7 lb Recommended Use: casual Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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