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Cocaine Shark Sticker

Cocaine Shark Sticker

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Cocaine Shark is a Dead Reckoning Apparel sticker built from dark humor, deployment jokes, and the kind of ridiculous idea that somehow turns into a fan favorite.


Featuring the original shark-and-boat graphic with a bold red target detail, this design brings chaotic ocean energy, military humor, and Dead Reckoning attitude together in one sticker.


Printed in full color on waterproof printable vinyl and finished with a protective vinyl laminate, this sticker is made for coolers, tumblers, laptops, notebooks, water bottles, car bumpers, travel cases, toolboxes, and everyday gear.


Sticker size: 3.5" x 3.07"


Graphic appearance, cut lines, and sizing may vary slightly due to the handmade production process.

Specifications

Includes one Cocaine Shark sticker

Size: 3.5" x 3.07"

Full-color waterproof vinyl sticker

Finished with protective vinyl laminate

UV resistant up to 2 years

Durable for tumblers, coolers, laptops, notebooks, car bumpers, water bottles, travel cases, and outdoor gear

Precision-cut using a compatible cutting machine

Handmade in small batches

Original Dead Reckoning Apparel artwork

How to Use

Peel the sticker from the backing and apply it to a clean, dry, smooth surface.


For best results, wipe the surface clean first and make sure it is fully dry before application. Press the sticker down firmly from the center outward to smooth out air bubbles. Let it fully adhere before exposing it to heavy moisture or outdoor conditions.


Perfect for coolers, tumblers, water bottles, laptops, notebooks, bumpers, tackle boxes, travel cases, and gear that needs a little attitude.

Story Behind the Design

Cocaine Shark started as a unit joke — the kind of ridiculous thought that shows up in the middle of serious work and refuses to leave.


During operations tied to drug boats and cocaine moving across the water, the joke became: what happens when sharks get into what gets thrown overboard? From there, the idea turned into a shark with attitude, a boat, a target, and a whole lot of chaotic ocean energy.


It is dark humor, operational absurdity, and coastal grit rolled into one design.


For the ones who know the ocean always has teeth — and sometimes a sense of humor.

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