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Keeps your angling spaces fresh and inviting
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| Name | Airfreshener |
| EAN | 5056837205281 |
| MPN | BO100012 |
| Brand | Black Cat |
| Product Type | Air Freshener |
| Fishing Topic | Catfish Fishing |
| Language | German |
| Transport length | 18cm |
| Scent | Vanilla |
| Color | Yellow |
| Material | Card |
| Weight | 8 g |
The vanilla scent lasts through multiple angling trips. Exact duration depends on use frequency and ventilation, but you'll notice a lasting aroma for weeks.
The elasticated cord lets you hang it anywhere: your car's rearview mirror, inside a bivvy tent, on boat railings, or inside tackle bags and boxes.
The Black Cat Air Freshener provides a balanced vanilla scent—noticeable enough to eliminate odors, but not overpowering during long sessions in enclosed spaces.
Designed by Black Cat specifically for anglers, it features the brand's iconic logo and is tailored to the needs of catfish anglers who spend long hours in vehicles and bivvies.
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Keep your car, boat, and bivvy smelling fresh with the Black Cat Air Freshener. Vanilla scent creates a pleasant atmosphere during long angling sessions, whether you're traveling to the water or relaxing at your overnight camp.
Unwanted odors disappear with the authentic vanilla fragrance. A single freshener eliminates musty smells in confined spaces, making every journey to your fishing spot more enjoyable. The scent lasts through multiple trips, keeping your mobile angling base fresh and inviting.
The elasticated hanging cord attaches quickly to your car's mirror, tent pole, or any convenient spot. No tools needed—position it wherever you need fresh air most. Works equally well in vehicles, bivvies, or tackle storage areas.
The distinctive Black Cat logo shows your loyalty to a trusted brand among serious catfish anglers. A practical touch of style for your angling setup.
