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description: "Blank Forces machines the HyperLink and pocket-size HyperLink Micro from solid Grade 5 titanium with an integrated clip alongside the gate, so they mount flat against a belt loop or bag strap instead of swinging free."
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Blank Forces built the HyperLink from solid Grade 5 titanium and gave it a second clip integrated alongside the gate, so it sits flat against a belt loop or bag strap instead of just hanging off the hook. The Original (64×33mm, 21g) and the pocket-size Micro (54×28mm, 18g) both keep a snag-free wide gate and a non-locking, TSA-friendly build. Stone-tumbled, hand-buffed, laser engraved. From $84.
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Blank Forces built the HyperLink from solid Grade 5 titanium and gave it a second clip integrated alongside the gate, so it sits flat against a belt loop or bag strap instead of just hanging off the hook. The Original (64×33mm, 21g) and the pocket-size Micro (54×28mm, 18g) both keep a snag-free wide gate and a non-locking, TSA-friendly build. Stone-tumbled, hand-buffed, laser engraved, from $84.
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description: "Kizik brings its hands-free, no-bend step-in mechanism to a genuine trail runner, with a rocker outsole and dual-directional lugs for real dirt."
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Kizik's hands-free step-in system — HandsFree Labs' Internal Flex Arc, hidden in the heel — finally reaches a real trail shoe: step in without bending down or touching a lace, and a padded heel pocket locks you in once you're moving. A rocker outsole with dual-directional lugs handles loose dirt and rock, cushioned by a VivaFoam midsole. $150. The accessibility angle — no hands, no bending — matters as much on a trailhead as it does at the front door.
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Kizik's hands-free step-in system — HandsFree Labs' Internal Flex Arc, hidden in the heel — finally reaches a real trail shoe: step in without bending down or touching a lace, and a padded heel pocket locks you in once you're moving. A rocker outsole with dual-directional lugs handles loose dirt and rock, cushioned by a VivaFoam midsole, at $150. The accessibility angle — no hands, no bending — matters as much on a trailhead as it does at the front door.
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