Name: Tervis Sacramento Kings Leather 24oz. Wide Mouth Bottle
Brand: Tervis
SKU: 5081387
Price: 34.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Tervis Sacramento Kings Leather 24oz. Wide Mouth Bottle - 5081387

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$34.99

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5081387

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Tervis

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This Tervis Leather 24oz. Wide Mouth Bottle is perfect for Sacramento Kings game days thanks to its leak-resistant and stainless steel construction. The triple insulation reduces condensation and keeps your drink cold for up to 60 hours so your favorite beverage will taste just as satisfying as the moment of your first sip. It features Sacramento Kings graphics, made from eco-friendly plant based ink, that will coordinate well with any game day getup.

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NBA

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