• Shows outside and inside design for Mountains To Molehills imperial with black aglet clasps. Top is the outside design, of a painted colorful mountain range over a grey wood texture. Bottom is the inside design, a black and grey depiction of the outside with Mountains To Molehills in light blue text
  • Studio image of Mountains To Molehills clasped together laying on the box it comes in, which has a design of a painted colorful mountain range over a grey wood texture with Mountains To Molehills in white text
  • Lifestyle image of someone wearing Mountains To Molehills and smiling
  • Lifestyle close up image of someone thinking and wearing Mountains To Molehills
  • Studio image of a hand in front of a black and white background and wearing Mountains To Molehills
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Mountains to Molehills Imperial

Mountains to Molehills Imperial

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Imperial Size

Designed In:
USA

Sizing:
-Comes in three sizes: Small, Medium, and Large. To properly choose your size, please click here and follow the instructions.
-Small fits wrists between 150-170mm
-Medium fits wrists between 165mm-190mm
-Large fits wrists between 190mm-205mm
*The sizing chart is the most accurate way to size your ZOX. Most people overestimate their wrist size. Tips can be easily removed with a small screwdriver and the String trimmed shorter, so if you're worried, please order up a size.

Product Details:
-Laser engraved serial number on the inside
-PANTONE® printed ultra-premium polyester String
-Unique reversible design
-Number-matching Magnetic Collector's Box
-Patent-Pending Zinc Alloy Aglets with neodymium magnets
-Click here for care instructions

People Details:
-Handmade with love
-Happiness Guaranteed
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Story:
If I said this wasn't my favorite design, it would take a just single look at my forearm to see that I was lying. When I created this pattern, I was so stoked on it that I actually got the mountains of it as my first tattoo. So far I've kept the meaning behind the design between myself and a few people close to me, but I want to share it with you so you can appreciate it as much as I do. My junior year of high school was tough for me. I had a lot of negative things happen that year and it was hard to keep a positive outlook on things. One thing that kept me going was something my pastor told me. He told me that not only my mountains would be molehills when I looked back on them, but that the next struggles I faced would be easier to overcome since every struggle makes us stronger. With that kind of outlook, it shifts your paradigm from seeing a struggle as something insurmountable to something you can conquer and become a better person for in the end.

Artist:
Brandon Kuipers

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