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Griffin 12 Automatic Crampon sport rock and approach shoe Weight: 672g (112g per quickdraw) Size:6 US W
Griffin 12 Automatic Crampon sport rock and approach shoe Weight: 672g (112g per quickdraw) Size:6 US W
Griffin 12 Automatic Crampon sport rock and approach shoe Weight: 672g (112g per quickdraw) Size:6 US W
Griffin 12 Automatic Crampon sport rock and approach shoe Weight: 672g (112g per quickdraw) Size:6 US W
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Griffin 12 Automatic Crampon sport rock and approach shoe Weight: 672g (112g per quickdraw) Size:6 US W

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USD119.97 USD148.97

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Griffin 12 Automatic Crampon sport rock and approach shoe Weight: 672g (112g per quickdraw) Size:6 US W Weight: 672g (112g per quickdraw) (1) Progression lanyards do not have energy absorbers 100708 Griffin_instructions web ultra lightweight 12 point crampon platform designed to deliver maximum versatility

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