Tendon Master 8.6 Dynamic Rope - UIAA and CE Certified - Lightweight and Dry Treated rh-category-hardware-and-harnesses Designed to work with most

Name: Tendon Master 8.6 Dynamic Rope - UIAA and CE Certified - Lightweight and Dry Treated rh-category-hardware-and-harnesses Designed to work with most
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 89178748123
Price: 133.87 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4779 (5 reviews)

SKU 89178748123 ★ 4.5

Tendon Master 8.6 Dynamic Rope - UIAA and CE Certified - Lightweight and Dry Treated rh-category-hardware-and-harnesses Designed to work with most

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Tendon Master 8.6 Dynamic Rope UIAA and CE Certified Lightweight and Dry Treated rh category hardware and harnesses Designed to work with most Designed to work with most standard cable pulling equipment 1 in x 50 ft = 16 lbs 6 Complete Shield dry treatment protects the rope from moisture absorption Diameter (mm) 8

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