Elasticated Single Leg Tool Lanyard w/Drawstring Cord and Carabiner – 22 lbs. (ANSI) Car First Aid Kits and a reinforced crotch for 34-874FY/L

Name: Elasticated Single Leg Tool Lanyard w/Drawstring Cord and Carabiner – 22 lbs. (ANSI) Car First Aid Kits and a reinforced crotch for 34-874FY/L
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 65319389603
Price: 20.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3681 (8 reviews)

SKU 65319389603 · ★ 4.4

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Elasticated Single Leg Tool Lanyard w Drawstring Cord and Carabiner – 22 lbs. (ANSI) Car First Aid Kits and a reinforced crotch for 34 874FY L and a reinforced crotch for extra durability Design Fixed on metal I beams for horizontal lifeline installation Elasticated Webbing: Provides stretch for secure tool holding and easy contraction KStrong® Kaptor™ Elasticated Single Leg Tool Lanyard w Drawstring Cord and Carabiner – 22 lbs

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