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Description

From Black Crows comes this set of spare brakes to mount on your Attack 13 binding system.

Brake width:

85mm (ski waist width recommended 55 - 81mm)

Specifications

Brake arm Width:

85mm

Weight:

17.64oz

DIN Setting:

4.0 - 13.1

Best Use:

All Mountain, Freeride

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