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Mammut 4.0 Cord 150m

Mammut 4.0 Cord 150m


Sale price
74,02 incl. VAT 25.5% (58,98 €, VAT 0) + delivery costs
Offer ends in
Normal price 94,90 €


Quantity
pc


Colour
Mammut 4.0 Cord 150m Ice Mint
Ice Mint
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Colour: Ice Mint

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Product code
2010-06840-50682
Bar code
7628352015515
Availability
Immediately

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Product description

Mammut 4.0 Cord 150m is a tough, low-stretch accessory cord designed to add dependable utility to camping and climbing setups. This accessory cord is easy to knot and works well for securing gear to a backpack, tensioning tent guylines, or rigging a simple clothesline on longer trips. A distinctive four-yarn stripe pattern helps identify the cord’s diameter at a glance. Certified to recognized standards, it’s built for reliable use across hiking and everyday tasks.

  • Low-stretch accessory cord made for camping and climbing rigging tasks
  • Strong line for fastening equipment to a backpack and organizing camp setups
  • Suitable for tent guylines and creating a practical clothesline on multi-day trips
  • Diameter is marked by the number of yarn stripes for quick identification
  • Certified accessory cord for added confidence in use
  • Bluesign Product


Technical Features

Cord type: Low-stretch accessory cord
Breaking load: 3,50 kN
Sheath proportion: 58,00%
Certifications: CE EN 564, UIAA

Weight
11 g/m

Materials
Main fabric: 100% polyamide


The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 220 x 220 x 170 mm.


Thickness
4 mm


Weight
1,65 kg
(with sales package 1,962 kg)


Warranty
30 month(s)


Country of origin
Vietnam


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