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SNAP Air Shock 1

SNAP Air Shock 1

SNAP Air Shock 1
SNAP Air Shock 1
SNAP Air Shock 1
SNAP Air Shock 1

Price
469,90 incl. VAT 25.5% (374.42 €, VAT 0) + delivery costs


Quantity
pc


Colour
SNAP Air Shock 1 Deep Water
Deep Water
Available in stock


Colour: Deep Water

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Immediately

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Product description

The Snap Air Shock 1 is a groundbreaking addition to the world of crash pads, offering a unique inflatable design that sets it apart. This innovative crash pad provides customizable absorption comfort through its adjustable pressure system, making it ideal for boulderers seeking tailored protection. Its ultra-lightweight construction and compact size, which is ten times smaller than traditional models, make it incredibly easy to transport using the metal buckle strap. The TPU inner tube is safeguarded by a robust polyamide and recycled polyester cover, ensuring durability. With the ability to inflate in just two minutes using a compatible pump, this crash pad is a must-have for serious climbers.

  • Inflatable design with adjustable pressure for personalized comfort
  • Lightweight and compact, making it easy to carry
  • Durable TPU inner tube with a protective polyamide and recycled polyester cover
  • Quick inflation in 2 minutes with a suitable pump
  • Eco-friendly materials with 100% recycled polyester outer cover


Dimensions
Inflated pad: 150 x 120 x 15 cm

Materials
Inner tube: TPU
Inner cover: Polyamide
Outer cover: 100% recycled polyester with TPU coating


The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 860 x 680 x 100 mm.


Weight
4,69 kg(The product may have a light retail packaging.)


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