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Are these the Gen 2 version? Do they have the threads on the spikes as well to attach the 'claw feet?' — 2 Answers

by GerberBaby, from OR, United States Asked on February 25, 2019

Name ACCU-TAC G2 Spike Feet (4.8)
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Answered by MAC, member, from PA, United States, on March 29, 2019

Yes, my order received 03/28/2019 of the claws and spikes were both the new G-2 versions (spikes are threaded to accept the claws). It appears the "file photo" and "Lr-10" product description that appears on the website are out of date.

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Answered by GerberBaby, member, from OR, United States, on March 10, 2019

Yes they are, Yes they do.

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