Harken 40mm Carbo Air Single Block With Becket And Cam Cleat on 2040-parts.com
Snohomish, Washington, United States
Product Description40mm Carbo Air® Single Block with Becket and Cam Cleat. Low-friction 40mm Carbo Air® blocks are lightweight, strong, reliable—and affordable. 30 percent lighter and 60 percent stronger than equivalent Classic blocks. Sideplates are UV-stabilized, high-strength Use 40mm Carbo Air® blocks for jib and mainsheet systems on high-performance dinghies, and for high-load Specs40mm Carbo Air® Single Block with Becket and Cam Cleat
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