Hawk Ranger Traction Climbing Sticks 3 pk.
Original price was: $164.37.$115.06Current price is: $115.06.
Hawk Ranger Traction Climbing Sticks
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Description
Featuring traction angled steps for increased foot contact and security and measuring 32 inches in length, the Ranger Traction is a great value in a premium climbing stick. Each section weighs 4.6 pounds and is attached with exclusive over-molded tree strap hooks for fast, silent deployment. The Traction step grip with raised ends keep wet, muddy boots from slipping and the oval tubing rail offers ergonomic hand-grabbing security. Measures 32-inches in length.
Additional information
| Weight | 18.520 kg |
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| Dimensions | 33.00 × 13.00 × 9.25 cm |
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