Elite Harness Lines Race Quick Vario 27-40inch Unifiber UF052017010

Elite Harness Lines Race Quick Vario 27-40inch Unifiber UF052017010

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Elite Harness Lines Race Quick Vario 27-40inch Unifiber UF052017010Elite Harness Lines Race Quick Vario 27 40inch Unifiber UF052017010 Description: The Elite Race Quick Vario harness lines are engineered for competitive windsurfing and windfoiling, offering a wide 2740 inch adjustment range to suit a broad spectrum of riders and setups. Constructed with elongated, reinforced polyester webbings and durable rope protected by transparent tubing, these lines prioritize durability and early wear detection. The dual

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012