National Geographic Maps: Trails Illustrated Road Atlas: Adventure Edition
National Geographic Maps: Trails Illustrated
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Type: single Diameter: 9.5 mm Dry Treatment: yes, SuperEverDry Static Elongation: 9.5% Dynamic Elongation: 37% UIAA Falls: 7 Impact Force: 7.8 kN Bi-Pattern: yes Sheath Construction: Perform 3, HD Cover Claimed Weight: 58 g/m Recommended Use: rock climbing Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year
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