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Rite In The Rain Field Planner Starter Kit

Rite in the Rain
Rite In The Rain Field Planner Starter Kit

Description

All-weather field planner starter kit

Features

  • Includes cover, binder, writing guard and ruler
  • Ultimate field organization in a rugged kit
  • Two sizes available in three colors
List Price
$65.96
Your Price
$59.36
Usually ships in 3-5 days

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Why Buy From Fondriest?

Details

These are the ultimate tactical field planners to help anyone stay truly organized. The kits were developed with the advice of countless soldiers and Marines to make them a rugged and functional piece of gear.

This starter kit includes: Cordura fabric Cover, Binder, Writing Guard and Ruler.

Both MX and regular sizes (8 1/2" x 11" and 4 5/8" x 7") are also available with ACU, Black or Tan CORDURA fabric covers.

Notable Specifications:
  • Size - 4 5/8" x 7"
  • Cover - Tan Cordura fabric
  • Weight - 0.8 lbs
What's Included:
  • (1) Cordura fabric cover
  • (1) Binder
  • (1) Writing guard
  • (1) Ruler
Image Part # Product Description Price Stock Order
Rite In The Rain Field Planner Starter Kit 9250T Tactical field base kit, tan (4 5/8" x 7")
$59.36
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Rite In The Rain Field Planner Starter Kit 9250B Tactical field base kit, black (4 5/8" x 7")
$59.36
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Rite In The Rain Field Planner Starter Kit 9250T-MX Tactical field base kit, tan (8 1/2" x 11")
$84.11
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Rite In The Rain Field Planner Starter Kit 9250B-MX Tactical field base kit, black (8 1/2" x 11")
$84.11
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