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System Jug #10 (Bolt-on) (Set of 2)

$18.20
Smooth texture. Deep incut. Minimalist design. Great as a go-to jug for beginners on lower angled walls or for advanced climbers on steep walls. V3 on a 20-degree wall. Texture: Atomik 2.0
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