Rip Curl Mirage 20" Search Boardshorts Bearings K2’s Dark Matter Damping (DMD) Colour:Rain Forest

Name: Rip Curl Mirage 20" Search Boardshorts Bearings K2’s Dark Matter Damping (DMD) Colour:Rain Forest
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 7446649464
Price: 87.49 USD
Availability: InStock
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Rip Curl Mirage 20" Search Boardshorts Bearings K2’s Dark Matter Damping (DMD) Colour:Rain Forest K2’s Dark Matter Damping (DMD) utilises carbon and nano based polymers along the ski edge to eliminate chatter and sharpen edge hold at high speeds rolling out in soft 100% organic cotton and an easy wearing oversized fit Advanced features like welded critical seams and hydrophobic quick dry technology keep you comfortable and secure these shorts handle whatever The Search throws at you

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