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Laksen Tripod Leather/Teak, 80 cm

Description

Simple and stable tripod with wooden legs made of teak, robust, durable leather seat and shoulder strap. The Italian leather used is vegetable-tanned and not sealed with chemicals. This ensures that the leather retains its flexibility and unique look. Traditional, timeless design with wooden tips and good stability. The seat height is 80 cm. Weight 1870 kg.

Properties

Material: Teak; Leather
Weight: 1870 g

Properties

Material: Teak; Leather
Weight: 1870 g

Manufacturer

Laksen

In 1977, Laksen Sporting began producing quality clothing for hunting and fly fishing, and not least, handmade fly fishing rods, on a small scale in house. Everything was designed, manufactured and sold exclusively in Denmark. In 1979-1980 this changed rapidly, as Laksen Sporting was granted the first European license to manufacture clothing with waterproof Gore-Tex technology. Being one of the first brands to offer real waterproof garments to hunters and fly fishers in Europe, Laksen Sporting grew quickly and the export adventure started. Garments for hunting and shooting soon became the majority of their business and by the end of the 1990s the focus was solely on hunting and shooting. In 1999, they introduced the first lightweight and waterproof-breathable pure wool tweed products, which lead to extensive growth. Today, the continued passion for sporting adventures like shooting, stalking and hunting drives the employees of Laksen Sporting to develop excellent clothing and accessories for any kind of sporting situation in all thinkable weather conditions.

Name: Laksen
Mailing address: Bogekildevej 34
8361 Hasselager
Denmark
Homepage: https://laksen-sporting.com

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