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Average Rating: 5 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 2
RRP: £39.99
Year: 2005

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Description: - Ideal for snow climbs, rental programs and schools. - A non-technical ice axe with a hot forged carbon steel head and straight shaft. - The body and head are drop forged in one piece, then the stamped adze is welded to it. - The Munro comes supplied with Grivel's long leash (with built in point protector). - Weight: 480g

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