Sterling BARC
$57.93 – $97.97
Sterling’s BARC or Big Ass Rigging Chain is what the Sterling field testers dubbed it. Actually, BARC stands for Basal Anchor Rigging Chain, but who are we to argue? Try one and you’ll be a believer. Building on the popularity of Sterling’s versatile Chain Reactors, the BARC is made from 1″ T9800 nylon webbing sewn into individual full-strength loops for an adjustable and incredibly strong chain.
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