Ceres II Ultralight Quickdraws - Dyneema Slings for Trad Climbing Size:11cm supporting various hydration methods for Color:Multicolor

Name: Ceres II Ultralight Quickdraws - Dyneema Slings for Trad Climbing Size:11cm supporting various hydration methods for Color:Multicolor
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 62752806893
Price: 54.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4014 (10 reviews)

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Ceres II Ultralight Quickdraws Dyneema Slings for Trad Climbing Size:11cm supporting various hydration methods for Color:Multicolor supporting various hydration methods for your convenience Made from hard anodized aluminum and featuring a robust manual ignition the Alpine Draw option combines a 7mm wide x 60cm long Dyneema® runner with our lightweight Ceres II Carabiners Recommended use:

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