T-REIGN Large Carabiner Retractable Gear Tether, 48" Kevlar Cable, Unversal End Fitting and Glass Reinforced Impact Resistant ABS Housing, 8 oz. Retraction, Black,One Size, TRR4311
Product Description
T-REIGN Large Carabiner Retractable Gear Tether, 48" Kevlar Cable, Unversal End Fitting and Glass Reinforced Impact Resistant ABS Housing, 8 oz. Retraction, Black,One Size, TRR4311
- Heavy Duty Glass Reinforced Abs Case With Integrated Carabiner
- Tough Retractable Kevlar Cord With Three Retraction Forces Ranging From 8 Oz. To 20 Oz
- Detachable Universal End Fitting Secures Electronics And Tools; Compatible With All T-Reign End Fittings
- Built In The Usa And Proven To Last More Than 1-Million Pulls, Backed By T-Reign Lifetime Service Policy
- Care instructions: Hand Wash
- Included components: Integrated Carabiner Heavy
The T-REIGN integrated carabiner tether has a durable glass reinforced ABS carabiner housing and a tough Kevlar cord and available in three retraction Forces ranging from 8 oz to 20 oz. The Universal end fitting securely holds and protects electronics, tools and gear and additional end fitting options are available separately. The T-REIGN integrated carabiner tether is proudly made in the USA and backed by a lifetime service policy.
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