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Mammut Sender Wire 17cm Quickdraw

Mammut Sender Wire 17cm Quickdraw

Mammut Sender Wire 17cm Quickdraw
Mammut Sender Wire 17cm Quickdraw
Mammut Sender Wire 17cm Quickdraw

Preço de campanha
19,92 + custos de entrega
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Preço normal 24,90 €
IVA incl. 25.5 %


Quantidade
un.


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Mammut Sender Wire 17cm Quickdraw Light Grey-Gold (Wire Gate)
Light Grey-Gold (Wire Gate)
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Cor: Light Grey-Gold (Wire Gate)

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Código do produto
2040-02810-19272
Código de barras
7619876088444

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Descrição do produto

Ultralight Mammut quickdraw for high performance pursuits in the mountains. Together with a thin Dyneema® sling, the carabiners provide an ideal combination of weight and performance. Wire gates add further advantages: reducing the whiplash effect, functioning even in snow and ice, and contributing to the light weight. The result is the perfect draw for anyone looking for light weight and top performance.
  • Weight-saving wire gate for year-round use
  • Excellent weight-to-breaking load ratio thanks to the simple carabiner design
  • Lightweight and resilient Dyneema sling
  • Protector keeps the lower carabiner in position and reduces wear on the sling
  • Protector with indicator for correct attachment
  • The lower inertia of wire gates means less flutter and shutter
Technical features
Horizontal breaking load: 7 kN
Vertical breaking load: 21 kN
Open breaking load: 8 kN

Weight
68 g

O tamanho do produto embalado ou da embalagem de venda é aproximadamente 90 x 250 x 30 mm.


Peso
0,068 kg
(com embalagem de venda 0,084 kg)


Garantia
30 meses


País de origem
Taiwan


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