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Wild Country Pro Key Light With Leash

Wild Country Pro Key Light With Leash


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Opis produktu

Wild Country Pro Key Light With Leash is a streamlined, low-bulk nut tool designed to save weight while still handling demanding removal jobs on long climbing days. The nut tool pairs a thinner steel profile with built-in wrench sizes, giving an easy-to-carry backup option for both trad and sport routes. Dual rear arms help release stuck Friends by slipping between the wires, and the rear handguard allows controlled tapping when a nut refuses to budge. A detachable leash keeps the tool close at hand without adding much clutter.

  • Nut tool with integrated emergency wrenches and a removable leash for secure handling on route
  • Updated twin version of the classic Pro Key built to be lighter for longer outings
  • Thin 2,5 mm stainless steel body with a hardened surface for long-term durability
  • Three integrated wrench sizes 17 mm (M10), 13 mm (M8) and 14 mm (quicklink) for quick fixes at the crag
  • Friend retrieval system with two rear arms designed to fit between wires for compatibility with Wild Country gear
  • Rear handguard designed for controlled strikes to help free stuck nuts
  • Comes with a removable lightweight leash with up to 1,4 m extension


Weight

69 g


Przybliżony rozmiar zapakowanego towaru lub rozmiar opakowania produktu to 95 x 300 x 40 mm.


Waga
0,069 kg


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