Supreme Edi Tower Worker Harness - Maxi (XL - 2XL) Cw Harness Bag (NBHAR) TBRMZBN0018 Stubby length handle design Color:Royal/Orange

Name: Supreme Edi Tower Worker Harness - Maxi (XL - 2XL) Cw Harness Bag (NBHAR) TBRMZBN0018 Stubby length handle design Color:Royal/Orange
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 40153212271
Price: 456.45 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.36 (30 reviews)

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Description

Supreme Edi Tower Worker Harness Maxi (XL 2XL) Cw Harness Bag (NBHAR) TBRMZBN0018 Stubby length handle design Color:Royal Orange Stubby length handle design TM9162 08100 ITM Round Lifting Sling 8 Ton 10M Length • Material: 100% high tensile polyester (PES) & 100% high quality synthetic fibre filling • Colour coded to W Extended Belay Loops make connection of hardware easier due to lower positioning of strap

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