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Ski Strap - 15 in.
Black Diamond
Ski Strap - 15 in.
$4.76
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  The Black Diamond Ski Strap has always been a tried-and-true classic; effectively holding together skis and other gear. This stretchy strap now has a facelift, and is still likely BD's most versatile piece of gear—use it to strap a camera tripod to the outside of your pack, or lash skis and poles together for a makeshift backcountry emergency sled. Snag a few and stash them in your ski packs and in your car. Trust us: they always come in handy.

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