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The Foundation of Every Climb: A Guide to Choosing Your Arborist Rope
For anyone new to the world of tree climbing, the sheer variety of ropes available can be overwhelming. The questions are always the same: What should I get? Will it hold up? What's the difference between all these options? Choosing the right rope is one of the most important decisions a climber makes. It's the literal lifeline that connects you to the tree, and understanding the basics of rope construction, material, and care is essential for a safe and enjoyable experience in the canopy. The most fundamental rule of rope selection is to always use ropes specifically designed for arboriculture....
TreeMOTION Breathable Waist Padding
Breathable padding for treeMOTION Pro and treeMOTION Essential The breathable padding – ideal for hot summer days!Available in 3 sixes: Small | Medium | Large
*NEW* Teufelberger treeMOTION Pro | treeMOTION Essential Harness
Since 2007 Teufelberger has been constantly improving its treeMOTION harnesses, many years of listening to tree climbers, partners, and ambassadors, always with the sole objective of making the ideal harness that suits all climbing styles and climber anatomies. We thank all our 25 ambassadors for their incredible and very useful contribution. 2 years of work, test in real conditions and modifications, to give life to the fourth generation of treeMOTION manufactured in Europe. We proudly introduce the NEW #treeMOTION series: ⋙ treeMOTION Pro ⋙ treeMOTION Essential What can you expect from the new treeMOTION? ⋙ available in three sizes (Small,...
Notch HMS Aluminium Carabiner
The lightest carabiner in the Notch line-up, the Notch HMS carabiner has an extra large gate opening that makes clipping in easy, even with multiple ropes or devices. I-frame sections of the body lower the overall weight of the carabiner while maintaining strength. ⚠️WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel and chromium which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.