Pelagic board shorts water/stain - Gem

$ 11.00

4.6 (176) In stock

Designed at sea, the Blue Water Camo Fishing Short is your offshore hombre for all things fish. Made with REPREVE recycled fibers, TightLines internal drawcord and water repellency, this is the gateway short to your blue water addiction. 21 outseam Reinforced plier and cell phone pockets Quick-drying capabilities Fixed waist with adjustable drawcord Custom Pelagic print featuring marlin, sailfish, tuna, dorado & wahoo hidden in the camo design.

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