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Weight: 650g
RRP: £150
Year: 2006

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Description: Extreme strength from the one piece hot forged shaft and head make the Rebel Ice Axe Hammer suitable for even the most difficult ice climbs. It features an adjustable handle for ease of use, a highly curved pick and durable teeth for supreme hold on the hardest of surfaces.

Shaft length: 50cm

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