FOREST PILOT 3-pc Detachable Hardwood Walking Stick Pine Handle with Compass (Nature Color, 55 Inches, 1 Piece)
Product ID: B07Q2SP67D
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Product Description
FOREST PILOT 3-pc Detachable Hardwood Walking Stick Pine Handle with Compass (Nature Color, 55 Inches, 1 Piece)
- 【QUALIFIED WOOD MATERIAL】 - FOREST PILOT 3-pc Detachable Hiking Stick is Made of straight and solid Pure Natural Hardwood.
- 【HANDCRAFTED PERFORMANCE】- The Wooden Grip is Polished Several Times and Burnt by Fire to Enhance Wood Grain; Using Deep Green Paracord and Brown Soft Fiber Ropes to Mixed Wrap the below part. The Paracord could afford 330 LBS Pull for Emergency Use and the Soft Fiber Could absorb Hand Sweat. Everything is Done by Hand by Experienced Workers.
- 【HIKING KIT】 - A Small White Compass is on the Top of Hiking Stick and it Could Indicate Right Directions when Hikers Lost in Deep Forest.
- 【FASHION LEATHER STORAGE POUCH】 - Including a Leather Storage Pouch for Easy Carrying and Storing.
- 【DURABILITY GUARANTEE】 - The Surface of Hiking Stick is Coated with Waterproof Paint to Resist Outdoor Humidity; The End of Hiking Stick with a Rubber Tip to Prevent Abrasion.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
FOREST PILOT
Manufacturer
MingTe
Binding
Unknown Binding
ItemPartNumber
FP-002
Model
FP-002
Color
Nature Wood Color
Size
55"
UnitCount
1
UPCs
787794142870
EANs
0787794142870
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