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System Pinches #4 (Bolt On) (Set of 2)

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$63.19
One side has a rounded incut and the other a flat incut making this the perfect system pinch. This pinch is best for high rep workouts and a fun hangboard addition too. Sold as a set of 2
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55 East 600 South, Provo, Utah 84606

Tel. 801-404-0280 | atomikholds@gmail.com


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