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Flydanna Headwrap Zan Headgear Black Red Flaming Hearts. NEW WITH TAG. Fashioned into a 6-paneled skull cap Tail on the back to protect neck from sun Ties on the base of the neck Keeps rider cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter |
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