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SNAP Hip

SNAP Hip

SNAP Hip
SNAP Hip
SNAP Hip
SNAP Hip
SNAP Hip
SNAP Hip
SNAP Hip

Preço de campanha
156,09 + custos de entrega
Preço mais baixo em 30 dias 156,09 €
A oferta termina em
Preço normal 178,90 €
IVA incl. 25.5 %


Quantidade
un.


Cor
SNAP Hip Deep Water
Deep Water
Prazo de entrega aproximadamente 21 - 45 dia(s).


Cor: Deep Water

Loja (Helsinki)na prateleira0 un.
Disponível para envio da loja online0 un.


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Disponibilidade
Aproximadamente 21 - 45 dia(s) da encomenda, o mais cedo 28.8.2026.

Disponibilidade detalhada
Quero ser avisado quando houver mais stock do produto


Avaliações
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Descrição do produto

The Snap Hip crash pad is a sturdy and very lightweight option for boulderers. This one-piece design ensures a flawless impact without a central fold. The pad features two high-density foams: a 20 mm EVA foam to minimize shock and an 80 mm polyurethane foam to absorb it. The seamless edges enhance durability, while the removable carrying straps add convenience. Flat storage recommended to make sure the foam remains in a good shape.

  • One-piece design
  • Features high-density EVA and polyurethane foams for shock absorption
  • Extremely ightweight and easy to transport between boulders
  • Includes removable shoulder straps
  • Seamless edges reduce the risk of fabric tearing during falls


Weight

3,9 kg

Dimensions
Open: 120 x 100 x 10 cm
Folded: 60 x 100 x 20 cm

Materials
Outer: 100% recycled polyester (900D)
Inner: Eva, polyurethane
Metallic buckles


O tamanho do produto embalado ou da embalagem de venda é aproximadamente 1000 x 700 x 350 mm.


Peso
3,9 kg
(com embalagem de venda 4,1 kg)


País de origem
Vietname


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