Nash Cam Lock Bivvy Stick version 26 inches / 660mm
Bivvy Support / Nash / T2725
Description of the product
Nash Cam Lock Bivvy Stick
The supports that are used for securing elements of Brolly tents or as high rod supports. They feature a strong auger, allowing you to drive or screw the support into hard ground. A robust clamp ensures the extended support remains stable. Additionally, the support has an inner groove to prevent the inner part from rotating. Finished in black, matte color. The 3/8 thread accommodates most fishing components with an external thread.
Product specifications:
- Support for tents or rods
- Equipped with a durable auger for insertion into harder substrates
- Strong clamp
- Finished in a black, matte color
- Features an internal groove which prevents the inner part from rotating
- Available in three sizes
- 3/8 thread
Sizes of the supports:
- Bivvy Stick 26" (660mm)
- Bivvy Stick 36" (910mm)
- Bivvy Stick 48" (1220mm)
MPN: T2725
EAN: 5055108927259
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