Russo Music Collapsible Can Koozie, All Cities, Red With Black Ink

September 30,2024

Here at Russo Music, performance is paramount. And we think of the little things that help give you the cutting edge over your competition. Russo Music Can Koozies keep your drink cold, and your hand dry so you melt faces and shred the light fantastic in even the harshest of environments. Collapsible construction means these bad boys fit in even the tightest of skinny-jeans pockets. Space age polymers with scientifically unproven moisture wicking technology offer a solid chance of making it through your 3 hour set without saturation. Don’t be afraid to let everyone know how much you know about life in the tone-zone, with Russo Music Can Koozies.

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