PETZL CHICANE Auxiliary brake for mechanical Prusik on single ropes, for tree care ARIAT Several pockets provide ample personal RB8894-8.5M

Name: PETZL CHICANE Auxiliary brake for mechanical Prusik on single ropes, for tree care ARIAT Several pockets provide ample personal RB8894-8.5M
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 75158523268
Price: 169.59 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8874 (17 reviews)

PETZL CHICANE Auxiliary brake for mechanical Prusik on single ropes, for tree care ARIAT Several pockets provide ample personal RB8894-8.5M

SKU 75158523268 · ★ 4.9

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PETZL CHICANE Auxiliary brake for mechanical Prusik on single ropes, for tree care ARIAT Several pockets provide ample personal RB8894 8.5M Several pockets provide ample personal storage space Crafted with a durable Crazy Horse Tan leather upper triple action unlocking limits rick of accidentally opening the side plate The CHICANE auxiliary braking device allows ZIGZAG and ZIGZAG PLUS mechanical Prusiks to be used on single ropes

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