Stearns Belt Pack No. 0340, Manual Inflate 16 Gram Co2, Size 30-52, New!!!! on 2040-parts.com
New Bern, North Carolina, United States
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This is a brand new Stearns inflatable belt pack. It is item number 0340 and uses a replaceable 16 gram co2 cylinder. It comes with original mesh bag and all instructions! Compare to similar items listed on eBay! it is priced to sell and comes with my 100% money back guarantee! Buyer to pay shipping, weight is 1-2 lbs. I have two of these available. Payment is by Paypal only! Thanks for looking!
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