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CAMP USA Vector Balling Plates - Pair

	Price: $9.00     Attaching a pair of Camp Vector Antibotts to your Vector crampons greatly reduces dangerous snow-balling when youre descending snow slopes after an ice climb. These rubber plates fit perfectly under your Vector crampons and shed snow no matter how hard it tries to stick to your poons.

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