US Rigging ProClimb Big 8 Stainless Steel Descender
$45.60
The Big 8 Stainless Steel Descender meets CE and UIAA standards and is rated at 11,240 lbs tensile strength. Made from high polished stainless steel, this descender can be used in an array of activities including arboriculture, rescue, recreational climbing and more.
- MBS: 50 kN (11,240 lbs)
- Rope Size: 11 -16 mm
- Weight: 1.63 lbs
- Color: Silver
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