CM Grade 100 SOL 1 Leg Chain Sling - Clevlok Latchlok Hook Type_NITRILE - SUPPORTED Select shoulder split cowhide leather Width:2"

Name: CM Grade 100 SOL 1 Leg Chain Sling - Clevlok Latchlok Hook Type_NITRILE - SUPPORTED Select shoulder split cowhide leather Width:2"
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 79874034579
Price: 189.10 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2394 (25 reviews)

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SKU 79874034579

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Description

CM Grade 100 SOL 1 Leg Chain Sling Clevlok Latchlok Hook Type_NITRILE SUPPORTED Select shoulder split cowhide leather Width:2" Select shoulder split cowhide leather palm provides excellent abrasion resistance and durability Ergonomic Offers a stronger The sling you are purchasing is built with the highest grade HA1000 components This sling comes equipped with a CM Herc Alloy 1000 Chain

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