- Access Gear (Rack bars)
- Hardest wearing ever
- Replacement bars for standard caving rack
- Thicker wall for extended wear
- All interchangeable for further use!
- 3mm thick bar wall
- 316 Stainless Steel.
Access Gear (Rack bars) Hardest wearing ever
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