Buy Rock Ready Grab Handles by Skyjacker 1 pair red in Mountain Home, Idaho, United States, for US $14.99

Description:

These used, adjustable Rock Ready Grab Handles can be mounted in any position directly to your roll cage or factory roll bar to keep them in reach of your personal comfort zone'. They are extremely handy when entering or exiting your vehicle, especially if it is lifted with taller tires & more ground clearance. They also give you and your passengers a safe hold when you're in those white-knuckle off-camber situations or diff killer sudden jolts.Made in the great USA
Constructed of Durable Nylon Webbing
Adjustable Hook-and-Loop Attaching System Works With & Without Padded Roll Bar Covers
Inside of Strap Lined with Rubber to Prevent Slippage / Movement on Roll Bar
Soft Rubber Grip Handle Provides Comfort & Long Lasting Durability
Attaches at Any Point on Roll Bar / Cage to Allow Comfortable Mounting Location
Allows Ease of Entry / Exit of Vehicle
Safer With than Without
Fit Roll Bars Sizes from 1-3/4 to 3'' diameters

Condition: used with normal wear...

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