Tree Climbing Spikes Kit With Safety Harness And Gloves

Hign-concerned Tree Climbing Spikes Kit with Safety Harness

Designed for professional arborists and dedicated outdoor enthusiasts, this all-in-one climbing system delivers reliable performance in forestry, rescue, and aerial work. With a tested load capacity of 100 kg (220.46 lbs) and two forged carbon steel spikes, it provides secure footing on hardwood bark while maintaining a lightweight, portable footprint for field use.

Key features that set this kit apart include:

• Ergonomic pedals that lock into place with adjustable 2 m straps for stable footing.
• A 2.05 m safety rope that connects to the included harness, offering controlled ascent and descent.
• CE-ready construction with a corrosion-resistant spray finish and widened buckles for added stability on uneven trunks.
• Complete with ankle supports and padded linings to reduce pressure during extended climbs.
• 36 cm spikes sized for solid bite and reliable bite into tree bark during ascent.
• Comes with essential safety gear: 1 pair of climbing tools, 1 safety belt, 1 rope, 2 foot straps, and 2 ankle straps.

What you get and how it works

• Load capacity: 100 kg (220.46 lbs)
• Safety belt length: 2 m (6.56 ft)
• Rope length: 2.05 m (6.73 ft)
• Foot strap length: about 2 m each
• Ankle strap length: about 40 cm each
• Pedal size: 10.5 x 5 cm
• Overall height: 36 cm
• Materials: Carbon steel, 45# steel; finished with corrosion-resistant spray

Who this is for: professional arborists, forestry teams, rescue crews, fruit pickers, and outdoor enthusiasts who regularly work aloft or require reliable aerial access. This kit provides a practical, portable solution for controlled climbing and dependable safety backing during elevated tasks.

How to use safely and effectively:

1. Inspect all components before use for wear, corrosion, or damage; replace as needed.
2. Practice on trees with a diameter of 9.84–15.75 inches (25–40 cm) and within the EU-compliant manual guidelines before tackling higher work.
3. Begin at a low height, staying within roughly 1 meter (3.28 ft) of the ground; gradually progress as you gain skill.
4. Wear proper clothing and secure shoes; avoid loose jewelry and ensure straps and buckles are properly fastened.
5. Avoid trees with dead growth, soft or peeling bark, or nearby electrical hazards; continuously monitor for shifts in grip or kickback.
6. Always climb with a trained partner and follow the EU-compliant manual for step-by-step safety procedures.

Practical tips to maximize safety and performance:

• Pair this system with a helmet and eye protection for added head and eye safety during high-elevation work.
• Test the grip on each climb and adjust pedal positioning to minimize fatigue and improve balance.
• Store the kit in a dry location to preserve the integrity of straps and the rope.

Notes and safety reminders: this product is an auxiliary tool to support climbing, not a substitute for climbing skill. Climb within your training limits, check the bark condition of each tree, and adhere to all local regulations and safety guidelines when using elevated gear.