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Bungee Chainsaw Lanyard with Snap
Stretchy saw tether that keeps a top-handle saw on your saddle.
A chainsaw strap or lanyard tethers your saw to your saddle so you can cut, let go and keep both hands for climbing. Bungee models stretch with you and keep slack out of the way.
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Stretchy saw tether that keeps a top-handle saw on your saddle.
Weaver
Modular bungee saw tether from Weaver for climbers.
Weaver
A simple strap and snap for hanging a saw from your saddle.
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A simple, reliable saw lanyard for clipping a chainsaw to your saddle.
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A stretch saw lanyard that stays short when stowed and reaches when you cut.
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A strap and ring that gives a saw a secure lanyard attachment point.
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A stretch saw lanyard with rings at both ends for flexible setups.
Buckingham
A stretchy saw tether with a steel ring end for climbers running a saw aloft.
Buckingham
A high-visibility bungee saw lanyard with a snap end for quick clip-on and off.
Husqvarna
A replacement lanyard eyelet for Husqvarna saws used aloft.
Reecoil
A retractable reel-style saw lanyard sized for heavier saws in the tree.
Weaver
A coiled bungee saw tether that stays compact and out of the way.
Weaver
A bungee saw lanyard built to move between saws and saddles.
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A simple saw strap with a snap to keep your climbing saw tethered aloft.
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A basic chainsaw lanyard with a ring at each end for a clean saw tether.
Reecoil
A retractable chainsaw lanyard that keeps a climbing saw close but out of the way.
Teufelberger
An elastic chainsaw lanyard that takes the snap out of a dropped climbing saw.
Weaver
A tough, no-fuss saw strap with a snap for tethering a climbing saw.
Reecoil
A retractable saw tether with extra reach for climbers making long cuts aloft.
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A saw strap with a carabiner end for a secure, easy-to-handle saw tether.
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Buying guide
Length matters most. Too short and the saw fights you as you reach; too long and it swings into your rope or legs. Bungee lanyards keep the saw close when idle and stretch when you need reach. Use a snap or carabiner that fits your saw's attachment point and saddle hook. A saw lanyard is for the saw, not for you, so never clip your climbing system to it. Inspect stitching and bungee for cuts after every job, since it lives right next to the chain.
Bungee lanyards stretch when you reach and pull back when idle. Modular systems let you swap the lanyard between saws or attach points. A fixed strap, like the Weaver chainsaw strap, is simple and tough. All three ways to end a lanyard, whether a snap, a carabiner or a sewn eye, should fit your saw's attachment point. Avoid lanyards that let the saw hang below your feet or close to your climbing line.
If you run a saw in the tree, yes. A tethered saw protects the crew below and lets you use both hands to move.