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- Menge: Tükendi
- Marke: Ottoman
- Artikelnr: 00-00002117
Ürün Detayı
TPU & PP OKÇULUK AKSESUAR SETİ
Açıklama:
Bu özel set, okçulara dayanıklılık, pratik kullanım ve yüksek performans sunmak üzere tasarlanmıştır. TPU termoplastik aparatlar, 11/32" ve 5/16" ahşap ok gövdeleriyle uyumludur ve kolayca takılıp çıkarılabilir. PP plastikten üretilmiş vakum uçlu oklar, hava koşullarına dayanıklı IML etiketleme teknolojisi ile uzun ömürlüdür. 500 x 380 mm hedef kağıdı, antrenmanlar için ideal ölçüdedir.
Teknik Detaylar:
TPU Aksesuarlar: 70 mm uzunluk, esnek ve sağlığa uygun yapı
Uyumluluk: 11/32" ve 5/16" ahşap ok gövdeleri
Vakum Uçlu Oklar: PP plastik, IML etiketli
Hedef Ölçüsü: 500 x 380 mm
Montaj: 3 farklı sabitleme yuvası
Önemli Notlar:
Hızlı ve kolay kurulum
Sağlığa zararlı madde içermez
Geleneksel ve modern kullanım için uygundur
Eğitim ve antrenmanlarda ideal çözümdür
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