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Free Shipping Top Quality CobraShock Bungee Cord 1/4" # 16 Diameter: 1/4" (6.35mm) Color: White Polyester with Black Tracer Delivered in Spool of 1000 ft CobraShock is Marine Grade and UV Resistant Made in USA Minimum Working Elongation: 130% Relative Density: Sinks Sleeve Material: Polyester Core Material: Natural Rubber
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