8B+ 8BPLUS 8BPLUS x Tide Climbing & Bouldering Brush Made of 100 Percent Recycled Ocean Plastic Dense Boar's Hair Bristles, Extremely Durable, Ergonomic Grip

• For those who believe in cleaner oceans! We asked ourselves: What can we climbers do to reduce plastic pollution in our oceans? And found an answer together with #tide, a Swiss plastic recycling innovator.
• Made from 100 Percent recycled Ocean Plastic 8BPLUS partnered with #tide ocean material to reduce plastic pollution in our oceans and coastlines and recycle it into kickass climbing brushes. The raw material used for creating this brush are entirely made from plastic waste collected in the oceans and along the coastlines and inflows of the Philippines and Thailand.
• By purchasing this brush you help to clean our oceans, protect its animals and our eco-system whilst reducing the production of new plastic. Made with materials from #tide.
• OUTSTANDING DESIGN: ergonmically shaped and with excellent durability features this brush is designed to clean all types of holds and chalks, indoors and outdoors
• SPECIFICATIONS 7.0 x 0.8 inch dense boar's hair bristle setting ergonomic shape Material: 100 Percent recycled ocean plastic from #tide Material award winner at Materialica

Made from 100 Percent recycled Ocean Plastic 8BPLUS partnered with #tide ocean material to reduce plastic pollution in our oceans and coastlines and recycle it into kickass climbing brushes. The raw material used for creating this brush are entirely made from plastic waste collected in the oceans and along the coastlines and inflows of the Philippines and Thailand. By purchasing this brush you help to clean our oceans, protect its animals and our eco-system whilst reducing the production of plastic. Made with materials from #tide. OUTSTANDING DESIGN: ergonmically shaped and with excellent durability features this brush is designed to clean all types of holds and chalks, indoors and outdoors SPECIFICATIONS 7.0 x 0.8 inch dense boar's hair bristle setting ergonomic shape Material: 100 Percent recycled ocean plastic from #tide Material award winner at Materialica