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SMALL = 100 cm   MEDIUM = 110 cm   LARGE = 120 cm

CARE: Machine wash with similar colors. Do not use softeners, do not use bleach. Dries fast in the shade, do not tumble dry. Do not dry clean. Exact instructions on the care label. MADE FOR A soft and supportive women’s racerback bra made with our merino wool jersey corespun fabric, the Sprite Racerback Bra features improved cup shaping and an open back design that improves freedom of movement. Our highly breathable corespun fabric uses nylon fibers wrapped in merino wool for added strength and durability that maintains next-to-skin softness, and we added a power mesh lining to improve moisture management and comfort. The no-side-seam design prevents underarm chafing when you’re on the move. For more fun, wear this bra with our Sprite Hot Pants in various colors. FIT: Slim  LAYER: Underwear BEST FOR: Hike, Adventure  BENEFITS: Comfort, support, Breathable, Odor Resistant, style, Durable FEATURES: Updated with improved fit, single back strap allows for extreme range of motion, new cup construction for enhanced fit and support, no side seam prevents underarm chafing, corespun fabric for added durability MODEL: Height: 5'7" / 175cm. Waist: 24.8" / 63cm. She is wearing size Small. FABRIC AND CARE FABRIC WEIGHT: 150 Ultralight  FABRIC: 83% Merino Wool, 12% Nylon, 5% LYCRA® corespun PRODUCT WEIGHT: Medium = 74 g / 2.61 oz STYLE: #103020

Light, low-profile sewn runners for anchors, traditional protection and extended placements.   DESCRIPTION An essential part of any alpine climber's rack, Black Diamond Dynex Runners are indispensable for building anchors, slinging natural features or extending placements to reduce rope drag. This highly abrasion-resistant, lightweight material won't weigh you down and absorbs less water than nylon, making it perfect for big routes and snowy or icy terrain. Each size is also color-coded for quick and easy identification on your harness.   Dynex is highly abrasion-resistant, strong and lightweight Color-coded for easy size identification 30 cm / 12 inch runner is red 60 cm / 24 inch runner is gold 120 cm / 48 inch runner is blue 240 cm / 96 inch runner is grey TECH SPECS Weight :  [30 cm] 11 g (.4 oz) [60 cm] 19 g (.7 oz) [120 cm] 39 g (1.4 oz) [240 cm] 72 g (2.5 oz)

Light, low-profile sewn runners for anchors, traditional protection and extended placements.   DESCRIPTION An essential part of any alpine climber's rack, Black Diamond Dynex Runners are indispensable for building anchors, slinging natural features or extending placements to reduce rope drag. This highly abrasion-resistant, lightweight material won't weigh you down and absorbs less water than nylon, making it perfect for big routes and snowy or icy terrain. Each size is also color-coded for quick and easy identification on your harness.   Dynex is highly abrasion-resistant, strong and lightweight Color-coded for easy size identification 30 cm / 12 inch runner is red 60 cm / 24 inch runner is gold 120 cm / 48 inch runner is blue 240 cm / 96 inch runner is grey TECH SPECS Weight :  [30 cm] 11 g (.4 oz) [60 cm] 19 g (.7 oz) [120 cm] 39 g (1.4 oz) [240 cm] 72 g (2.5 oz)

Contact Sling 8.0 For years the unbeatable Mammut® Contact Sling has proven itself as a universal and super-light webbing sling on the mountains and cliffs of the world. Very strong webbing combined with the unique contact stitching technique ensures optimum handling, even in the seam area of this high-end sling. Article Nr: 2120-00601 Width: 0.8  cm Breaking strength:    22  kN Ideal For: Mixed- and Iceclimbing Multipitch Rockclimbing Expeditions Suitable For: Classical Alpinism Big Wall Climbing Know-how Slings age according to the same principles as rope, since they are produced from materials with very similar ageing behaviour. It is difficult to define their lifetime, since slings are often used differently. Check your sling every so often for signs of damage and use the following criteria to decide whether or not a sling or webbing needs to be replaced;   After a hard fall (mechanical damage as the result of frictional heat) If the seam pattern is damaged (doubts in relation to strength) In the event of irreversibly heavy soiling (for example, by grease, bitumen, oil, etc.) After contact with acids, for instance from a car battery After high thermal exposure (melting or signs of melting as a result of contact or frictional heat) In the end, your own personal feeling of safety will decide when you no longer trust your sling.    The table below shows guide values for the service life of slings and webbing: Frequency of use  Approximate  lifetime Never used maximum 10 years Rarely used: once or twice a year up to 7 years Used occasionally: once a month up to 5 years Used regularly: several times a month up to 3 years Used frequently: every week up to 1 year Used constantly: almost daily less than 1 year

Lengde: 30, 60, 120 og 240cm Disse slyngene har vunnet priser for sitt innovative konstruksjon med blanding av sterk dynema og Polyamid. Styrke: 22kN diameter: 12mm   Diverse Farger

Lengde: 30, 60, 120 og 240cm Disse slyngene har vunnet priser for sitt innovative konstruksjon med blanding av sterk dynema og Polyamid. Styrke: 22kN diameter: 12mm   Diverse Farger

Lengde: 30, 60, 120 og 240cm Disse slyngene har vunnet priser for sitt innovative konstruksjon med blanding av sterk dynema og Polyamid. Styrke: 22kN diameter: 12mm   Diverse Farger

Sewn sling made of high-strength aramid. Aramid delivers a significantly higher breaking strength than conventional slings. Asymmetric : nein 60 cm, 90 cm, and 120 cm versions are particularly stiff and perfect for threads 30 cm version has particularly soft braiding – intended for use as a prusik sling TECHNICAL SPECS Weight (g): 22 / 51 Tensile Strength(kN) : 22 Physical dimension (mm) : 60 cm x 6 mm

Light, low-profile sewn runners for anchors, traditional protection and extended placements.     DESCRIPTION An essential part of any alpine climber's rack, Black Diamond Dynex Runners are indispensable for building anchors, slinging natural features or extending placements to reduce rope drag. This highly abrasion-resistant, lightweight material won't weigh you down and absorbs less water than nylon, making it perfect for big routes and snowy or icy terrain. Each size is also color-coded for quick and easy identification on your harness.   Dynex is highly abrasion-resistant, strong and lightweight Color-coded for easy size identification 30 cm / 12 inch runner is red 60 cm / 24 inch runner is gold 120 cm / 48 inch runner is blue 240 cm / 96 inch runner is grey TECH SPECS Weight :   [30 cm] 11 g (.4 oz) [60 cm] 19 g (.7 oz) [120 cm] 39 g (1.4 oz) [240 cm] 72 g (2.5 oz)

Gavekort 1000,-

Crocodile Sling 13.0   The Crocodile stitching technique produces the thinnest polyester slings on the market: Measuring 13 mm wide, these slings offer high safety reserves and strength.   Article Nr: 2120-00760 Width: 1.3  cm Breaking strength:    22  kN Ideal For: Multipitch Rockclimbing Classical Alpinism Suitable For: Mixed- and Iceclimbing Expeditions Big Wall Climbing     Know-how   Slings age according to the same principles as rope, since they are produced from materials with very similar ageing behaviour. It is difficult to define their lifetime, since slings are often used differently. Check your sling every so often for signs of damage and use the following criteria to decide whether or not a sling or webbing needs to be replaced;   After a hard fall (mechanical damage as the result of frictional heat) If the seam pattern is damaged (doubts in relation to strength) In the event of irreversibly heavy soiling (for example, by grease, bitumen, oil, etc.) After contact with acids, for instance from a car battery After high thermal exposure (melting or signs of melting as a result of contact or frictional heat) In the end, your own personal feeling of safety will decide when you no longer trust your sling.    The table below shows guide values for the service life of slings and webbing: Frequency of use Approximate lifetime Never used maximum 10 years Rarely used: once or twice a year up to 7 years Used occasionally: once a month up to 5 years Used regularly: several times a month up to 3 years Used frequently: every week up to 1 year Used constantly: almost daily less than 1 year

Contact Sling 8.0 For years the unbeatable Mammut® Contact Sling has proven itself as a universal and super-light webbing sling on the mountains and cliffs of the world. Very strong webbing combined with the unique contact stitching technique ensures optimum handling, even in the seam area of this high-end sling. Article Nr: 2120-00601 Width: 0.8  cm Breaking strength:    22  kN Ideal For: Mixed- and Iceclimbing Multipitch Rockclimbing Expeditions Suitable For: Classical Alpinism Big Wall Climbing       Know-how Slings age according to the same principles as rope, since they are produced from materials with very similar ageing behaviour. It is difficult to define their lifetime, since slings are often used differently. Check your sling every so often for signs of damage and use the following criteria to decide whether or not a sling or webbing needs to be replaced;   After a hard fall (mechanical damage as the result of frictional heat) If the seam pattern is damaged (doubts in relation to strength) In the event of irreversibly heavy soiling (for example, by grease, bitumen, oil, etc.) After contact with acids, for instance from a car battery After high thermal exposure (melting or signs of melting as a result of contact or frictional heat) In the end, your own personal feeling of safety will decide when you no longer trust your sling.    The table below shows guide values for the service life of slings and webbing: Frequency of use  Approximate  lifetime Never used maximum 10 years Rarely used: once or twice a year up to 7 years Used occasionally: once a month up to 5 years Used regularly: several times a month up to 3 years Used frequently: every week up to 1 year Used constantly: almost daily less than 1 year

Crocodile Sling 13.0   The Crocodile stitching technique produces the thinnest polyester slings on the market: Measuring 13 mm wide, these slings offer high safety reserves and strength.   Article Nr: 2120-00760 Width: 1.3  cm Breaking strength:    22  kN Ideal For: Multipitch Rockclimbing Classical Alpinism Suitable For: Mixed- and Iceclimbing Expeditions Big Wall Climbing     Know-how   Slings age according to the same principles as rope, since they are produced from materials with very similar ageing behaviour. It is difficult to define their lifetime, since slings are often used differently. Check your sling every so often for signs of damage and use the following criteria to decide whether or not a sling or webbing needs to be replaced;   After a hard fall (mechanical damage as the result of frictional heat) If the seam pattern is damaged (doubts in relation to strength) In the event of irreversibly heavy soiling (for example, by grease, bitumen, oil, etc.) After contact with acids, for instance from a car battery After high thermal exposure (melting or signs of melting as a result of contact or frictional heat) In the end, your own personal feeling of safety will decide when you no longer trust your sling.    The table below shows guide values for the service life of slings and webbing: Frequency of use Approximate lifetime Never used maximum 10 years Rarely used: once or twice a year up to 7 years Used occasionally: once a month up to 5 years Used regularly: several times a month up to 3 years Used frequently: every week up to 1 year Used constantly: almost daily less than 1 year

Contact Sling 8.0 For years the unbeatable Mammut® Contact Sling has proven itself as a universal and super-light webbing sling on the mountains and cliffs of the world. Very strong webbing combined with the unique contact stitching technique ensures optimum handling, even in the seam area of this high-end sling. Article Nr: 2120-00601 Width: 0.8  cm Breaking strength:    22  kN Ideal For: Mixed- and Iceclimbing Multipitch Rockclimbing Expeditions Suitable For: Classical Alpinism Big Wall Climbing       Know-how Slings age according to the same principles as rope, since they are produced from materials with very similar ageing behaviour. It is difficult to define their lifetime, since slings are often used differently. Check your sling every so often for signs of damage and use the following criteria to decide whether or not a sling or webbing needs to be replaced;   After a hard fall (mechanical damage as the result of frictional heat) If the seam pattern is damaged (doubts in relation to strength) In the event of irreversibly heavy soiling (for example, by grease, bitumen, oil, etc.) After contact with acids, for instance from a car battery After high thermal exposure (melting or signs of melting as a result of contact or frictional heat) In the end, your own personal feeling of safety will decide when you no longer trust your sling.    The table below shows guide values for the service life of slings and webbing: Frequency of use  Approximate  lifetime Never used maximum 10 years Rarely used: once or twice a year up to 7 years Used occasionally: once a month up to 5 years Used regularly: several times a month up to 3 years Used frequently: every week up to 1 year Used constantly: almost daily less than 1 year

Contact Sling 8.0 For years the unbeatable Mammut® Contact Sling has proven itself as a universal and super-light webbing sling on the mountains and cliffs of the world. Very strong webbing combined with the unique contact stitching technique ensures optimum handling, even in the seam area of this high-end sling. Article Nr: 2120-00601 Width: 0.8  cm Breaking strength:    22  kN Ideal For: Mixed- and Iceclimbing Multipitch Rockclimbing Expeditions Suitable For: Classical Alpinism Big Wall Climbing       Know-how Slings age according to the same principles as rope, since they are produced from materials with very similar ageing behaviour. It is difficult to define their lifetime, since slings are often used differently. Check your sling every so often for signs of damage and use the following criteria to decide whether or not a sling or webbing needs to be replaced;   After a hard fall (mechanical damage as the result of frictional heat) If the seam pattern is damaged (doubts in relation to strength) In the event of irreversibly heavy soiling (for example, by grease, bitumen, oil, etc.) After contact with acids, for instance from a car battery After high thermal exposure (melting or signs of melting as a result of contact or frictional heat) In the end, your own personal feeling of safety will decide when you no longer trust your sling.    The table below shows guide values for the service life of slings and webbing: Frequency of use  Approximate  lifetime Never used maximum 10 years Rarely used: once or twice a year up to 7 years Used occasionally: once a month up to 5 years Used regularly: several times a month up to 3 years Used frequently: every week up to 1 year Used constantly: almost daily less than 1 year

Gavekort 500,-