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 Moore Maker Mini Trapper Knife Yellow Delrin 3210  US $33.00
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 Moore Maker Mini Trapper Knife Genuine Stag 6210 US $61.00
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 Moore Maker Mini Trapper Knife Green Bone 5210 Carbon Steel US $41.00
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 Wr Case Sons Cutlery Co 029 Knife Cv Yellow Mini Trapper US $33.59
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 Camco Mini Trapper US $12.00
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 Rough Rider Mini Trapper Pocket Knife NIB RR845 and FREE SHIPPING US $13.00
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 CASE MINI TRAPPER MODEL 6207 SS AMBER BONE US $52.99
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 Case Cutlery 3207SS Yellow Handle Mini Trapper US $42.11
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 Case Mini Trapper Amber Bone CA013 US $46.00
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 CRKT Pocket Knife Classic 6064 Mini Trapper Amber Bone NEW US $24.39
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 Case Cutlery Amber 6207 Mini Trapper Knife US $48.33
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 Remington Green Jigged Bone Knife Mini Trapper US $41.88
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 CASE XX 013 2 BLD MINI TRAPPER AMBER BONE HANDLE KNIFE US $35.95
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 CASE XX MASONIC MINI TRAPPER KNIFE 5685 WITH GIFT TIN NEW 2011 DOT TANG US $57.00
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 CASE XX MINI TRAPPER KNIFE PEPPERMINT ENGRAVED BOLSTERS 2 US $71.25
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 Case XX Knife 2010 2 Blade Mini Trapper Amber Handle 6207 SS 3 1 2 Closed US $53.99
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 Case Cutlery Yellow Handle Knife CV Mini Trap US $42.11
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 Mossberg Mini Trapper with Brown Jigged Bone Handle US $18.95
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 Case Mini Trapper Chestnut Smooth Bone NIB CA28700 and FREE SHIPPING US $64.00
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 Case Pocket Knife Worn Old Red Bone Knives Mini Trapper 2 Blades NEW 00784 US $56.00
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 Case Worn Old Red Series Mini Trapper US $46.59
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 Remington Knife Green Jigged Bone Mini Trapper US $47.89
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 Case Amber Bone Series Pocket Knife 6207 Stainless Steel Mini Trapper NEW 00013 US $52.00
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 NEW 31 Mini Black Delrin Trapper Folding Knife US $8.99
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 Case Knives Amber Series Mini Trapper US $42.44
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 Case Cutlery 2 Blade Knife Yellow Handle Series 3207 CV Mini Trap NEW 00029 US $42.00
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 Case Knives Dale Ernhardt 2207 S Steel Black Mini Trap US $54.44
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 Case Knives 3207 CV Yellow Handle Mini Trap US $33.88
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 REMINGTON ACCESSORIES GREEN JIGGED BONE MINI TRAPPER 19832 US $49.38
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 Case Cutlery Knife Dale Earnhardt Jr Series 2207 Mini Trap Black NEW 08889 US $66.00
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 Remington Green Jigged Bone Mini Trapper Knife US $51.47
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 Case Cutlery Worn Old Red Mini Trapper Knife US $52.50
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 Rough Rider Mini Trapper FIVE Blade Knife NIB RR1102 and FREE SHIPPING US $20.00
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 Case Cutlery Dale Earnhardt Jr 2207 Mini Trapper Knife US $63.48
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 Buck Knife 382 Mini Trapper 382BRW NEW 382BRS Wood Hndl US $19.69
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 1999 Case xx v5207 00018 mini trapper vintage stag US $85.00
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 Case Knives 13006 American Workman Mini Trapper Pocket Knife with Blue Handles List Price: Sale Price: $32.99 You save: $31.86 (49%)  Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days DescriptionCase Knives - American Workman Mini Trapper Pocket Knife with Blue Handles. Model: CA13006. 6207SS pattern. 3 1/2in. closed. Stainless clip and spey blades. Jigged blue synthetic handles with nickel silver bolsters and inlay shield...  |
 Case Mini Trapper Black G-10. List Price: Sale Price: $39.26 You save: $43.69 (53%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days DescriptionCase Knives - Mini Trapper Pocket Knife with Black G-10 Handles: Model CA-6233. 10207SS pattern. 3 1/2" closed. Stainless clip and spey blades. Black G-10 handles with nickel silver bolsters and inlay shield... |
 Case Cutlery 9207OF Case Oktoberfest Corelon Mini Trapper Pocket Knife with Stainless Steel Blades, Orange, Black and White mixed Corelon List Price: Sale Price: $55.26 You save: $14.73 (21%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours DescriptionCase Cutlery9207OFCase Oktoberfest Corelon Mini Trapper Pocket Knife with Stainless Steel Blades Black, Orange and White Mixed CorelonThe No.9207OF Case Mini Trapper features Smooth Corelon Oktoberfest handles, rust-resistant Tru-Sharp surgical steel Clip and Spey blades... |
 Case Cutlery 06983 Mini Trapper Pocket Knife with Chrome Vanadium Steel Blades Dark Red Bone List Price: Sale Price: $37.72 You save: $10.27 (21%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days DescriptionThe 06983 Case Mini Trapper features Standard Jigged Dark Red Bone handles and traditional chrome vanadium steel Clip and Spey blades. The Mini Trapper measures 3-1/2-Inch closed, and weighs 2.7-Ounce- small enough to fit comfortably in your jeans pocket, but big enough to get the job done... |
 Case Cutlery 9207STAR Case Star Spangled Banner Corelon Mini Trapper Pocket Knife with Stainless Steel Blades, Red, White and Blue mixed Corelon List Price: Sale Price: $57.98 You save: $12.01 (17%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours DescriptionCase Cutlery9207STARCase Star Spangled Banner Corelon Mini Trapper Pocket Knife with Stainless Steel Blades Blue, Red, White Mixed CorelonThe No.9207STAR Case Mini Trapper features Smooth Corelon Star Spangled Banner handles, rust-resistant Tru-Sharp surgical steel Clip and Spey blades... |
 Case Folding Knife Masonic Mini Trapper Sale Price: $62.44 Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days |
 Mini Frisbee Disc Trapper Outdoor Game Sale Price: $34.99 Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days DescriptionSet up your new outdoor ultimate Frisbee course game in your own backyard with our Frisbee disc trapper your kids will love it. |
 Case Cutlery 07012 Mini Trapper Pocket Knife with Chrome Vanadium Blades Chestnut Bone List Price: Sale Price: $39.69 You save: $8.30 (17%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days DescriptionCase Knives - Carbon Steel Mini Trapper Pocket Knife with Chestnut Jigged Bone Handles: Model CA-7012. 6207CV pattern. 3 1/2" closed. Chrome vanadium carbon steel clip and spey blades. Rich nut-brown chestnut bone handles with nickel silver bolsters and inlay shield... |
 Wham-O Mini Frisbee Golf Set List Price: Sale Price: $18.54 You save: $6.45 (26%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days DescriptionDesigned for ages 5 and up, this game features six Mini Frisbee Discs and one Frisbee Golf target, and can be played indoors or outdoors. Metal chains are designed to catch the Frisbee Discs. The product measures 12... |
 Case Cutlery 9207CE Case Cats Eye Corelon Mini Trapper Pocket Knife With Stainless Steel Blades Teal, Blue and White mixed Corelon List Price: Sale Price: $55.34 You save: $14.65 (21%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours |
Leggings
Leggings are any of several sorts of fitted clothing to cover the legs. Originally leggings were two separate garments, one for each leg.
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In contemporary usage, leggings refers to tight, form-fitting trousers that extend from the waist to the ankles; in the United States, they are sometimes referred to as tights (although the word tights is often used to refer to opaque pantyhose). Modern leggings are typically made from a blend of lycra, and either nylon, cotton, or a cotton-polyester blend. However, leggings can also be made from wool, silk, and various synthetic fabrics as well.
Leggings in various forms and under various names have been worn for warmth and protection by both men and women throughout the centuries. The separate hose worn by men in Europe from the 14th to 16th centuries (the Renaissance period) were a form of leggings, as are the trews of the Scottish Highlands. Separate leggings of buckskin leather were worn by some Native Americans; These were adopted by some Long Hunters, French fur trappers, and later by mountain men. They are the leatherstockings of James Fenimore Cooper's Leatherstocking Tales. The Buckskins, however were mostly a dull grey brain-tan, not the bright, glossy vegetable tanned leather we so commonly see today. It was also common for leggings to be made of light wool.
In many places, especially in colder countries such as ex:Russia or Korea men and women continued to wear wool leggings into modern times, often as an additional outer layer for warmth.
The linen pantalettes worn by girls and women under crinolines in the mid-19th century were also a form of leggings, and were originally two separate garments. Leggings became a part of fashion in the 1960s, as trousers similar to the capris pants but much tighter.
It was not until the fitness and aerobics craze in the very early 1980s that leggings became fashionable as gym-styled street wear for women. Popular ways leggings were worn included with skirts, and short dresses like babydoll dresses, oversized shirts, sweaters, etc. and with slouch socks and Keds.
Since the late 1800s, soldiers of various nations, especially infantry, often wore leggings to protect their lower leg, keep dirt, sand, and mud from entering their shoes, and to provide a measure of ankle support. At first, these usually were puttees ??strips of thick woolen cloth resembling a large bandage ??were wrapped around the leg to support the ankle. They were usually held in place by a strap attached to the cloth. Later, puttees were replaced by some armies with canvas leggings fastened with buckles or buttons, usually secured at the bottom with an adjustable stirrup that passed under the sole of the shoe, just in front of the heel. The soldier placed the leggings around his calf with the buttoned side facing out and adjusted them and the strap to achieve a proper fit. Leggings typically extended to mid-calf and had a garter strap to hold them up and were secured with a tie just below the knee. Military leggings only extended to the bottom of the knee and buttoned to the bottom button on the knee-breeches. Sometimes confused with "gaiters", with the difference being gaiters only extend to the high ankle and were worn with full leg trousers.
During World War II, United States Army foot soldiers were referred to as legs by paratroopers and other U.S. forces that did not wear the the standard Army leggings issued with the field service shoe. Late in World War II, after experimenting with general issue of high-top combat boots and jump boots for their soldiers, leggings began to disappear from military service. In 1943, the United States Army modified their field service shoe by adding a taller leather upper that reached to the lower calf; secured by a combination of laces and buckles, the new design was designated the Type III Field Boot. However, the United States Marine Corps retained canvas leggings throughout the war, and even used them in combat as late as the Korean conflict; they were referred to as Yellow Leg troops by North Korean and Chinese Communist forces.
By the 1960's, the old style of field shoe had given way to combat boots in most military forces, and leggings of any kind were obsolete. Leggings, usually bright white and often made of patent leather or buff are now worn primarily for ceremonial purposes..
Leggings in the form of skin-tight trousers, a tighter version of the capris ending at mid-calf or near ankle length, made its way into fashion in the 1960s and were worn with a large belt and slip-on high heels or ballet flat-styled shoes.
Leggings made from a nylon-lycra blend (usually 90% nylon, 10% lycra) are traditionally worn for exercise, although beginning in the 1980s they have also been worn for fashion. Nylon lycra leggings are often referred to as bicycle or running tights, and are shinier in appearance than those made from cotton. Many have racing stripes or reflective patterns to further distinguish them as athletic wear and provide extra safety.
Leggings made from cotton-lycra, or a cotton-polyester-lycra combination, are more typically worn for fashion, but are also common as fitness apparel as well. Although cotton lycra leggings can come in many colors, black, navy, and various shades of gray remain the most commonly worn. Leggings may also come in a variety of colorful prints and designs.
Leggings are typically ankle-length; they are occasionally stirrupped, or less commonly, footed. Because of their comfort and attractive appearance, leggings quickly found their way out of the fitness clubs and into everyday casualwear.
Wearing black leggings under long, often diaphanous, skirts was part of a general fashion trend of wearing gym or dance clothes as street wear that evolved along with the fitness craze and under the influence of the movie Flashdance and the long-running Broadway show A Chorus Line. A more recent trend pairs black leggings with miniskirts.
Opaque leggings may be worn by women without a skirt. Unless the woman is also wearing a very long top, the bottom will be exposed. There may be a visible panty line.
By the early-1990s, leggings were actually outselling jeans in many parts of the United States, but a backlash of sorts occurred in the mid-late '90s regarding the clothing item. Men have also begun to wear leggings more frequently in recent years as long underwear, and for more casual physical activities such as walking, hiking or gardening, replacing the old standby, sweatpants. Leggings are also worn as a fashion trend by men on the London electro-music scene.
In 2005, leggings began to make a "comeback" into the world of high fashion, particularly in indie culture, by pairing capri-length leggings with mini skirts with this resurgence continuing into 2006 and 2007. This resurgence coincided with the popularity of boho-chic as a general style of fashion. Consequently, leggings are also now popular to wear with oversized, long sweaters. This trend towards tight pants can alternately be seen in the resurgence of skinny jeans. Some attribute this renewed popularity of leggings to supermodel Kate Moss' personal fashion sense.
At the Marni Men's show during the Fall 2007 Fashion Week, outfits with leggings designed solely for men were introduced.
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