Product Reference: 6021R-00
Product: Deluxe Rucksack 24″ BLACK
Bar Code Reference PR6021RS – DXCRS Case 753283-20633
Description: Deluxe Cymbal Case Rucksack 24″
Weight: 3.0kg
Protection Racket Deluxe 24″ Cymbal Case w/Ruck Sack Straps 6021R-00
£137.99 Inc. Vat
Product Reference: 6021R-00
Product: Deluxe Rucksack 24″ BLACK
Bar Code Reference PR6021RS – DXCRS Case 753283-20633
Description: Deluxe Cymbal Case Rucksack 24″
Weight: 3.0kg
Available on back-order
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Brand
Protection Racket
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