Gemlux - 7ft Tournament Camera Boom Style:7ft - Carbon Fiber Hook cavity for optimal tracking Size:300lb - 1.81mm

Name: Gemlux - 7ft Tournament Camera Boom Style:7ft - Carbon Fiber Hook cavity for optimal tracking Size:300lb - 1.81mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 59429042197
Price: 164.46 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6714 (16 reviews)

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SKU 59429042197

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Description

Gemlux 7ft Tournament Camera Boom Style:7ft Carbon Fiber Hook cavity for optimal tracking Size:300lb 1.81mm Hook cavity for optimal tracking 0 degree swivel rod holders are manufactured with tough 316 polished stainless steel for increased durability in saltwater environments This boom offers a firm grip (tested to the max by our team) and a mount for your GoPro to capture your catch Total length is 7' 3" and does not include a GoPro

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