Muddy Padded Swivel Chair Black
Original price was: $132.55.$92.79Current price is: $92.79.
Muddy Padded Swivel Chair
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Description
The Muddy Outdoors Padded Swivel Chair spins a full 360-degrees so you can turn to shoot out any side of your blind. Contoured Flex-Tek backrest provides all-day support and cool breathability. The wide base?and adjustable legs provide added stability and keep the chair from sinking into the ground. Folds compact for easy carrying with removable carry strap.
Additional information
| Weight | 12.600 kg |
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| Dimensions | 25.00 × 18.50 × 8.00 cm |
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