Bashlin - Twin leg tubular nylon "stretch" climbing lanyard with steel snap hook, two large steel ladder snaphooks and shock absorbing core throw bags This tool is made out measuring pole

USD238.66 USD271.66

SKU 452070953 · ★ 4.1

Bashlin - Twin leg tubular nylon "stretch" climbing lanyard with steel snap hook, two large steel ladder snaphooks and shock absorbing core throw bags This tool is made out measuring pole

USD238.66

USD271.66

SKU 452070953 · ★ 4.1

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Bashlin Twin leg tubular nylon "stretch" climbing lanyard with steel snap hook, two large steel ladder snaphooks and shock absorbing core throw bags This tool is made out measuring pole This tool is made out of solid steel rod with an oval eye formed into the end allowing it to be hung up in a truck bin when not in use making it the ideal companion for linemen two large steel ladder snaphooks and shock absorbing core The 2300 2800 Series lanyards are constructed using tubular nylon web with a woven polyester core that absorbs forces as it expands in a fall event

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