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Wild Country Astro Quickdraw

Wild Country Astro Quickdraw


Price
24,90 + delivery costs
Incl. VAT 25.5 %


Quantity
pc


Length
Wild Country Astro Quickdraw 10cm (Red)
10cm (Red)
Available in stock
Wild Country Astro Quickdraw 15cm (Green)
15cm (Green)
Available in stock
Wild Country Astro Quickdraw 20cm (Blue)
20cm (Blue)
Available in stock



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Product description

The Wild Country Astro Quickdraw is a lightweight and efficient quickdraw, perfect for climbers seeking a balance between minimal weight and functionality. As one of the lightest options available, it excels in both traditional and alpine climbing environments. The Astro Quickdraw is designed to enhance your climbing experience with its user-friendly features and durable construction.

  • Exceptionally lightweight, making it ideal for long climbs
  • Features a color-coordinated design for easy identification
  • Constructed with 10mm Dyneema and Astro carabiners
  • Includes a hot-forged I-beam back for added durability
  • Equipped with a tech wire gate and hooded nose for smooth clipping


Technical Features
Weight: 27 g / carabiner
Open Gate Strength: 7 kN
Minor Axis Strength: 7 kN
Major Axis Strength: 23 kN
Gate Opening: 21 mm


The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 190 x 120 x 60 mm.


Weight
0,076 kg(Includes the weight of the packaging)


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