Husqvarna
Husqvarna 372XP Chainsaw
The classic 70 cc pro saw for removals, bucking and storm cleanup.
Typical $1,099
Climbers' store · rigging · saws · safety
Arborist gear that earns its place on the saddle.
Gap Arborist Supply is a tree climbing store and gear guide for working arborists, crews and serious DIY climbers: 1630 hand-picked pieces of arborist gear across 123 categories, with plain-English advice on what to buy and why.
- 98 brands compared
- 6 free tree-work tools
- 13 in-depth buying guides
Departments
Everything from the ground to the canopy
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The gear tree people look up most
Silky
Silky Sugoi Hand Saw
Silky's fast, curved, taper-ground saw for climbers and pro pruners.
Typical $105
Silky
Silky Gunfighter Professional 330mm Hand Saw
A pistol-grip, curved 330 mm Silky saw built for fast, aggressive cuts.
Typical $89
Husqvarna
Husqvarna 3120XP Chainsaw (Power Head Only)
Husqvarna's biggest saw, for giant trunks, big stump work and chainsaw milling.
Typical $1,699
Husqvarna
Husqvarna 450 Rancher Chainsaw
A 50 cc all-round saw for firewood, storm cleanup and property work.
Typical $429
Hitch Hiker
Hitch Hiker 2 Mechanical Hitch Device
Hitch-based mechanical device for smooth MRS climbing.
Typical $279
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Soft Canopy Anchor
A textile canopy anchor for setting a secure tie-in point aloft.
Typical $69
Free tools
Do the math before you climb, rig or cut
Climbing Kit Builder
Pick your climbing system and budget, get a complete, compatible kit list you can add to your cart in one click.
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Rigging Load Calculator
Estimate the weight of a log by species and size, see the shock load of a drop, and size your rope and sling with a working-load margin.
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Tree Height & Rope Length
Measure a tree from the ground with an angle and a distance, then see how much rope a doubled or single-line climb needs.
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2-Stroke Fuel Mix Calculator
Exactly how much 2-stroke oil to add for any can size and ratio, in ounces and milliliters.
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Spark Plug Decoder & Reader
Decode an NGK part number letter by letter, then diagnose your saw from the color of the plug tip.
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Chain & File Size Finder
Match chain pitch to the right round file and depth gauge, and estimate drive links for your bar length.
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Fresh off the climbing wall
Kong
Kong Duck Emergency Belay Device
A pocket-size Kong rope clamp for emergency ascending, hauling and rescue backup.
Typical $45
Climb Right
Climb Right Rope Grab
A simple cam-style rope grab for adjusting a lanyard or positioning line.
Typical $60
Petzl
Petzl Micrograb Lanyard Adjuster
A compact Petzl rope grab for adjusting a tree-care positioning lanyard.
Typical $80
Notch Equipment
Notch V3 Quickie
Compact Notch hardware for quick, tidy connections in a climbing setup.
Typical $30
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Stainless Steel Twisted Shackle
A twisted stainless shackle that turns the connection 90 degrees for cleaner alignment.
Typical $15
Notch Equipment
Notch Magneato Rope Runner Tether
A magnetic-catch tether that keeps your rope runner tidy and close at hand.
Typical $39
Husqvarna
Husqvarna D-Shaped Carabiner
Auto-locking D-shaped carabiner for arborist climbing kits.
Typical $22
DMM
DMM Shadow Locksafe Carabiner
A light, auto-locking DMM carabiner with a snag-free nose for everyday climbing.
Typical $22
Petzl
Petzl Am'D Triact-Lock Carabiner
Petzl's asymmetric D locker with a three-action auto-locking gate for climbing systems.
Typical $24
Petzl
Petzl Speedy Link
A compact quick link for semi-permanent connections in a climbing setup.
Typical $12
DMM
DMM XSRE Carabiner
A small DMM accessory carabiner for keeping your saddle rack organized.
Typical $8
Rock Exotica
Rock Exotica RockX Accessory Carabiner
A light Rock Exotica clip for racking slings, cords and tools.
Typical $10
Why shop here
Arborist supply, without the catalog noise
Picked for tree work
Every product is here because it does a job in the tree or on the ground: climbing, rigging, cutting, cleanup or keeping a crew safe.
Honest prices
We show the typical street price and send you to the retailer to check today's price, so there are no surprises at checkout.
Advice you can use
Buying guides, compatibility notes and calculators written in the language crews actually use on the job.
Brands tree crews trust
Buying guides
Read this before you buy
The Biggest Husqvarna Chainsaw, and the Lightest
Which is the biggest Husqvarna chainsaw, who actually needs one, and the big pro saws and light top-handles most tree crews run instead.
Longest Gas Pole Saw: How Much Reach You Really Get
What the longest gas pole saw can actually reach, when a manual pole goes higher, and how to stay safe working overhead.
Choosing a Rope Puller for Tree Felling
How a rope puller for tree felling works, how it compares with come alongs, pulley systems and winches, and how to set one up safely.
A tree climbing store built around the work
Good arborist gear is the difference between a day that flows and a day spent fighting your system. That is why Gap Arborist Supply is organized the way a crew thinks: climbing gear for getting up and moving through the canopy, rigging for bringing wood down under control, arborist rope for both, then cutting and pruning tools, jobsite and power equipment, and the safety gear that sends everyone home.
If you are new to tree climbing, start with the kit builder and our tree climbing gear checklist. If you run a crew, the forestry supply side of the store covers chainsaws, chaps, wedges, logging tools and the parts that keep saws running. Either way, compare up to three items side by side, save gear for later and check the current price with the retailer when you are ready.