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SPECIFICATIONS
Type: Accessories
The main body of the product is secured by multiple fasteners for a more stable structure.What's more, the 6.56-foot safety belt and 6.73-foot rope offer extra protection for climbing. High-quality materials and a sturdy structure enable the product to bear a load of up to 220.46 lbs. At 4.13 inches wide, the pedals fit most adults, and the included foot straps (approx. 6.56 feet) and ankle straps (approx. 15.75 inches) can be adjusted to better fit different foot sizes.
Specifications
Color: black, blue
Style: modern modern
Material: carbon steel, 45# steel: carbon steel, 45# steel
Process: Hardening, punching, spray painting: Hardening, punching, spray painting
Assembly required: Yes
Load capacity: 100kg/ 220.46 lbs
Safety belt length: 2m/ 6.56ft
Rope length: 2.05m/ 6.73ft
Length of each foot strap: approx. 2m/ 6.56ft
Length of each ankle strap: approx. 40cm/ 15.75in
Size of each pedal (L*H): 10.5*5cm/ 4.13*1.97in
Total height: 36cm/ 14.17in
Package includes
1 pair* of tree-climbing tools
1* safety belt
1* rope
2* foot straps
2* ankle straps
Notes
1. For the first time, it's advisable to practice first within 3.28 feet of the tree, then climb to higher places after you've learned, instead of trying higher places blindly and impatiently. A tree with a diameter of 9.84 to 15.75 inches is recommended for learning.
2. Please note that this product is only an auxiliary tool, as tree climbing requires skill. Please practice slowly at a low point, do not climb high to avoid danger until you have mastered the tool, and use the tool according to your measuring ability.
3. Before climbing a tree, look carefully at the tree you want to climb, choose one with soft bark that won't fall off, and try not to climb dead trees. Try to wear loose-fitting clothing to facilitate your movements. Don't wear too much jewelry on your clothes to avoid being snagged by branches.
4. Before climbing, check that your climbing tools are properly worn and wear your safety equipment. Make sure you tie your shoes the right way, i.e. instep and heel should be tied together.
5. When climbing, be aware of possible hazards and avoid power lines, hornets' nests, poisonous insects and other elements that could compromise your safety.
