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Sling Cycles Men’s Cycling Vest

R1,220.00 excl. VAT

Our Sling Cycles men’s cycling vest combines high-performance, moisture-wicking fabrics designed specifically for the road, trail, and path. Go further and faster in a top tailored to move with you with our Sling Cycles badge proudly displayed on the front and our adventure-provoking slogans across the back!

Please Note:
  • Colours and styles may vary.
  • Please allow for 7 to 21 business days depending on your location.
  • International customers will incur a customs charge, payable before collection at the depot.
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Our Sling Cycles men’s cycling vest combines high-performance, moisture-wicking fabrics designed specifically for the road, trail, and path. Go further and faster in a top tailored to move with you with our Sling Cycles badge proudly displayed on the front and our adventure-provoking slogans across the back!

Only available in red.

Features:

  • Standard Cut Cycling Jersey
  • Honeycomb Square Material
  • Short Sleeve and Full Zip
  • Silicone Elastic on the Front Waist
  • Pocket at the Back

Additional information

Weight 0.122 kg
Dimensions 28 × 20 × 2 cm
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