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ART Positioner Replacement Cam
A genuine replacement cam to keep your ART Positioner lanyard adjuster working right.
Typical $45
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ART, short for Arbor Rope Technologies, makes engineered climbing hardware for arborists. The ART SpiderJack is its best-known piece, alongside the Positioner lanyard adjuster and the Ropeguide friction saver.
- SpiderJack mechanical friction device
- Positioner and Positioner 2 swivel
- Ropeguide friction saver
- Engineered climbing hardware
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ART Ropeguide Twinline
A roller friction saver from ART that protects bark and rope at the tie-in.
Typical $200
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ART Positioner Release Lever
Replacement release lever for the ART Positioner lanyard adjuster.
Typical $29
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ART Positioner Lanyard Adjuster
Mechanical lanyard adjuster with a release lever for fast length changes.
Typical $159
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ART SpiderJack 2.1 Dyneema
A mechanical friction hitch for moving rope systems from ART.
Typical $279
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SpiderJack 3 Replacement Parts
Manufacturer replacement parts to keep a SpiderJack 3 climbing device in service.
Typical $39
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Replacement Parts for SpiderJack 2:1
Genuine service parts to keep a SpiderJack climbing device running right.
Typical $40
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ART Positioner Lanyard Add-On Kit
The lanyard rope side of an ART Positioner system, for climbers who own the device.
Typical $99
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ART SpiderJack 3
ART's third-generation mechanical hitch for MRS climbers who want smooth tending.
Typical $330
About ART
ART designs gear for climbers who like mechanical solutions. The SpiderJack is a mechanical friction device that takes the place of a friction hitch on a moving rope system, giving consistent, adjustable friction and smooth tending. The Positioner, including the Positioner 2 with swivel, is a lanyard adjuster designed for work positioning.
ART also makes the Ropeguide, a friction saver that protects both the tree and your line at the tie-in point. This kind of hardware rewards climbers who read the instructions closely and practice low and slow before using it at height. Learn it with a qualified trainer, follow ART's instructions for compatible ropes and connectors, and inspect it before every climb.