Cross Over Climbing Harness, Back and Front D-Rings, Pass Thru Buckle checklist-Shipping costs may increase at the time of shipping The rubber end caps grip SF.2222.B/C

Name: Cross Over Climbing Harness, Back and Front D-Rings, Pass Thru Buckle checklist-Shipping costs may increase at the time of shipping The rubber end caps grip SF.2222.B/C
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 25930138809
Price: 120.14 USD
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Cross Over Climbing Harness, Back and Front D-Rings, Pass Thru Buckle checklist-Shipping costs may increase at the time of shipping The rubber end caps grip SF.2222.B/C

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Cross Over Climbing Harness, Back and Front D Rings, Pass Thru Buckle checklist Shipping costs may increase at the time of shipping The rubber end caps grip SF.2222.B C The rubber end caps grip siding better for added balance and support convection No tangle design creates a frame that allows the harness to fall into place when donnedRip stitch impact indicators allow you to inspect the harness at a glance for prior damaging impact loads

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