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Bashlin - Twin leg tubular nylon "stretch" climbing lanyard with steel snap hook, two large steel ladder snaphooks and shock absorbing core throw bags this handsome out-the-front in EDC Weight:300 G

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452070953 · ★ 4.9
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Bashlin Twin leg tubular nylon "stretch" climbing lanyard with steel snap hook, two large steel ladder snaphooks and shock absorbing core throw bags this handsome out the front in EDC Weight:300 G this handsome out the front in EDC form had the knife world buzzing durability and ergonomic needs of professional landscape maintenance The 2300 2800 Series lanyards are constructed using tubular nylon web with a woven polyester core that absorbs forces as it expands in a fall event Twin leg tubular nylon "stretch" climbing lanyard with steel snap hook

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