
Climbing Ropes for Arborists
Climbing ropes are essential for tree climbers. We quite literally put our life ON the line!
Climbing ropes are essential for tree climbers. We quite literally put our life ON the line!
Professional Climbing Gear
Climbers (climbing spurs or spikes) have been used for years as the primary means of ascending a tree that was destined for removal.
Oval shape with keylock closure. Double locking.MBS: 24kN; Wt: 2.8 oz; Gate opening: 3/4”.
The ZigZag Plus mechanical prusik allows the user to move around efficiently in a tree using classic Prusik pulley system technique. The friction ...
View full detailsOne of the most widely used carabiners in our industry! Double locking.MBS: 28kN; Wt: 2.6 oz; Gate opening: 3/4”.
Petzl Caritools are an invaluable accessory attachment point for any saddle. Designed to sit flat and not pivot once installed on a saddle. Small h...
View full detailsKlein climbers are widely used by most utility workers and arborists find their offset gaffs great for maximum penetration while climbing trees. ...
View full detailsThe ultimate lanyard kit is a great option if you need a new wire core lanyard. The kit includes: 1/2" wire core lanyard Internal spring rope ...
View full detailsThe Arbpro Evo 2 Tree Climbing Boots were designed for professional Arborists. ArbPro has perfected their tree climbing boots with these EVO 2 bo...
View full detailsThese new chainsaw pants are very affordable! The look, feel, and durability of these pants is that of a high quality chainsaw pant, yet these are ...
View full detailsThe Omni Block Sling is a great rigging tool that can easily and quickly be set up in the tree. Check out this quick video that shows how to correctly set it up!
Could Foot Locking be the Secret to Successful Climbing? Is foot locking making a comeback into the industry? Do climbers still practice this method?! Did it ever leave at all? Foot locking is one of the oldest known techniques in climbing, and...
There’s no denying that we absolutely need ropes to do about 90% of our job, but should our ropes include eye splices? An eye splice is a technique used to create a permanent termination at the end of a rope...
Having a work-positioning lanyard is a must in our industry. They help us stabilize prior to making a cut, as well as keeping us close to a spar when blowing down some chunks. Regardless if you practice utilizing your lanyard...