PAUL 5MM QUICK RELEASE SKEWERS
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
A thoroughly modern take on the traditional internal cam Quick-Release skewer.
The stainless steel shaft screws into the 7075 aluminum head, which is oval, putting the material where it’s needed and not where it isn’t. The handles are a stainless steel/aluminum affair for a good balance of ergonomics and weight savings.
The nuts have a nice matching O-ring and a thread friction element to keep them in place after the wheels are removed.
Order the skewer length that matches your hub’s width.
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