Fear No Snag Baseball Tee

$35.00

Fear no snag. Have a little faith. Dare to make the next cast far back under those tree limbs and into the shadowy pockets. There ya go. Fish on!

Features the Troutbitten Tree design.

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Here’s a classic baseball tee with a super soft material blend, durable print and athletic design, printed on the American Apparel BB453.

Modern fit
¾ Sleeve raglan shirt
Poly-cotton blend (50% polyester, 50% combed cotton)
Light Fabric
Ribbed neckband
Boosts courage for daring casts

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