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Break Away S-Hook 350#
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350 lb Break Away S-Hooks
The Break Away S-Hook are rated to pull apart at 350 pounds. Letting larger - non target animals go!.
S Hooks work best with Cam Locks.
NOTE: If using cam locks we suggest using a s-hook or a release ferrule for your break away.
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