Climb Right
Climb Right Rope Grab
A simple cam-style rope grab for adjusting a lanyard or positioning line.
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Climb Right makes climbing spurs for tree work, including aluminum climbers that cut weight on long removal days. Climb Right spurs are offered with different pad options to suit how you climb.
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A simple cam-style rope grab for adjusting a lanyard or positioning line.
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Light aluminum removal spurs with wide, padded uppers for long days on spikes.
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Lightweight aluminum climbers with stiff steel-backed pads for removal climbers.
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Lightweight aluminum tree climbers fitted with L-shaped pads.
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Lightweight aluminum tree climbers fitted with shin cups.
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Lightweight aluminum tree climbers fitted with T-pads.
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Lightweight aluminum tree climbers fitted with Weaver ProCool wrap pads.
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Lightweight aluminum tree climbers fitted with Weaver Super Climber pads.
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Lightweight aluminum tree climbers fitted with Climb Right Ultra Light pads.
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Low-weight calf pads for Climb Right tree climbers.
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Fresh tree gaffs to bring a worn set of Climb Right spurs back into service.
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Replacement height sleeve and hardware for adjustable Climb Right steel climbers.
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Spare screws to keep the pads tight on Climb Right Ultralight climbers.
Lighter spurs mean less fatigue when you spend the day climbing removals. Climb Right aluminum climbers are aimed at that use, paired with pads such as Big Buck pads or steel support pads to spread the load across your lower leg.
Spurs damage living tissue, so keep them for removals and emergency access, not pruning. Fit matters: the shank length, pad and straps should match your leg. Keep gaffs sharp, replace worn straps, and learn spur climbing with a qualified trainer.