Teufelberger Braided Safety Blue Hi-Vee (orange) 12.7 mm Climbing Rope w/1 Slaice 60 m Carabiner Pulley with sling | 24 Options:Replacement Blade 210mm

Name: Teufelberger Braided Safety Blue Hi-Vee (orange) 12.7 mm Climbing Rope w/1 Slaice 60 m Carabiner Pulley with sling | 24 Options:Replacement Blade 210mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 96728318995
Price: 161.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5562000000000005 (29 reviews)

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Teufelberger Braided Safety Blue Hi Vee (orange) 12.7 mm Climbing Rope w 1 Slaice 60 m Carabiner Pulley with sling 24 Options:Replacement Blade 210mm Pulley with sling 24 kN EN 12278 Ideal for gardening breaking strength The Braided Safety Blue from TEUFELBERGER combines features that ensure unparalleled safety

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