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Old 05-31-2010, 09:20 PM #5
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I used to have a cool bandanna. I have no clue where it might have gone.

It is so hot here right now. I drive for 3 hours in a delivery path on Fridays. It is getting more difficult to do.

I have no clue which one to consider plus I would love to hear from someone that actually has used it.

Dej - I know you were the last one to start a thread about the vests. I hope you get approved.
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