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Big Shot with Trigger climbing hold Position close to the body
Big Shot with Trigger climbing hold Position close to the body
Big Shot with Trigger climbing hold Position close to the body
Big Shot with Trigger climbing hold Position close to the body
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Big Shot with Trigger climbing hold Position close to the body

SKU 39654633693
USD183.47 USD205.47

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Big Shot with Trigger climbing hold Position close to the body Position close to the body due to direct harness connection increases brake rope control and improves usability improved side plate grooved closure mechanism prevents lateral sideplate opening when ascending a rope Quick mid pole attachment allows custom pole mounting location Be sure the main trigger housing is securely closed

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