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Titanium V-Shape Pegs 9g (2 pcs)
€ 23.95
Matt Silver
- Free EU shipping • Delivers in 3-5 business days
- Easy setup
- Ultra-light
- Compact size
- High backrest
- Durable frame
- 2-year warranty
- 30-day returns
Description
The 9g titanium V-peg is both a very light and strong peg. It is designed in a classic V-shape, but trimmed with added holes for the lowest possible weight. Titanium construction offers the highest strength to weight performance while the V-shape combined with the thin titanium surface allows the peg to actually cut through smaller roots, making it especially optimal for pegging in areas with much vegetation, like woods and forests. The titanium V-peg offers a firm grip, making it possible to withstand even very high tension and stormy weather.
Specifications
Measurements
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Length: 165 mm
Pieces in Set: 2
Weight
Official weight 0 g
Total weight18 g
Material
Primary material: Titanium
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Washington
