Ottoman Geleneksel Sadak Kemeri
- Menge: 17
- Marke: Ottoman
- Artikelnr: 00-00001020
Ürün Detayı
Ottoman Geleneksel Kemer | Ayarlanabilir Kahverengi Suni Deri Kemer, Okçuluk Aksesuarı
Açıklama:
Ottoman Geleneksel Kemer, klasik okçuluk stiline uygun olarak tasarlanmış, dış yüzeyi kahverengi suni deri ile kaplanmış şık ve dayanıklı bir aksesuardır. Bele göre kolayca ayarlanabilir yapısıyla her okçuya uyum sağlar. Maksimum 115 cm uzunluğundaki bu kemer, tirkeş gibi geleneksel ekipmanların taşınmasında hem estetik hem işlevsel bir çözüm sunar. Geleneksel okçuluk kıyafetlerini tamamlamak için idealdir.
Teknik Detaylar:
Malzeme: Dış yüzey suni deri kaplama
Renk: Kahverengi
Uzunluk: Maksimum 115 cm
Ayarlanabilirlik: Bele göre kişiselleştirilebilir
Önemli Notlar:
Geleneksel okçuluk aksesuarlarıyla uyumlu tasarım
Estetik ve dayanıklı suni deri dış yüzey
Farklı vücut tiplerine kolayca uyarlanabilir
Tirkeş takmak için idealdir
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