Hestra Ski Cross Mitt - Mittens
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Locking: yes, twistlock or screw gate Nose Type: keylock Shape: pear Dimensions: 113 x 76 mm, 27 mm Gate Opening: 22 mm, 23 mm Major Axis Strength: 25 kN Minor Axis Strength: 8 kN Open Gate Strength: 7 kN Claimed Weight: 3 oz, 3.2 oz Recommended Use: climbing Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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