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Mammut Sender Wire Quickdraw

Mammut Sender Wire Quickdraw


价格
22,90 + 运费
含增值税 25.5 %


数量
件


颜色
Mammut Sender Wire Quickdraw Light Grey / Gold
Light Grey / Gold


长度
60 cm


颜色: Light Grey / Gold
长度: 60 cm

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订单号
2040-02820-19272
条形码
7619876088451

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商品描述

Longer quickdraw sling for trad and alpine climbing to reduce rope friction and improve rope lead. The lightweight and compact Sender carabiner with a wire gate is easy to handle, remains fully functional even in ice and snow and has less gate flutter and shutter. The ultra-light and high-strength Dyneema® sling also offers particularly good handling thanks to contact stitching.
 
  • Excellent weight-to-breaking load ratio thanks to the simple carabiner design
  • Lightweight and robust 60 cm Dyneema sling with contact stitching
  • Weight-saving wire gate for year-round use
  • The lower inertia of wire gates means less flutter and shutter

Height: 90 mm
Width: 54 mm
Weight: 76 g

Vertical breaking load: 21 kN
Open breaking load: 8 kN
Horizontal breaking load: 7 kN

商品包装后的尺寸或销售包装的大约尺寸为 54 x 90 x 10 mm.


重量
0.076 kg
(包含内包装重量 0.1 kg)


质保
30 个月


原产地
台湾


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匿名 已验证的买家, 20.9.2023
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