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Petzl
Spatha
$34.95
Description

  Clippable climbing knife

  The Petzl SPATHA clippable knife is designed to accompany the climber on every outing. The profile of the blade allows easy cutting of ropes and cordage. It has a hole for a carabiner to attach it to the harness. It is easy to manipulate with its textured wheel, even when wearing gloves, and can be locked in the open position.

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Description
Brand Name:
Petzl
Weight:
43g (1.5 oz)
Length:
Closed: 115 mm / Open: 175 mm
Made In:
France
Other Features:
• Smooth/serrated combo blade easily cuts ropes and cordage
• Hole for attaching the knife to the harness with a CARITOOL tool holder or a carabiner
• Notch in the blade for opening the knife with bare hands
• Textured wheel for opening the blade when wearing gloves
• Locking blade in the open position
• Stainless steel blade for improved durability
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