Edelrid
Edelrid Kurt Haulbag
A rugged climbing haul bag for climbers who carry a full kit to every job.
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Edelrid is a German climbing gear maker with a strong arborist range. The Edelrid Talon spur system and the TreeRex harness are two of its best-known tree work products.
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A rugged climbing haul bag for climbers who carry a full kit to every job.
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An elastic chest harness that pairs with the TreeRex saddle for efficient ascent.
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Replacement upper straps and pads for Edelrid Talon climbing spurs.
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Short lengths of Edelrid static rope for lanyards, slings and rigging bits.
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Short lengths of Edelrid static rope for lanyards, slings and rigging bits.
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A foot-worn ascent aid from Edelrid for faster rope climbing.
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Double locking steel snap hook for lanyards and positioning.
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A rope bag that keeps your climbing line clean, flaked and ready to run.
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A European arborist saddle with a replaceable rope bridge and supportive waist belt.
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A replacement rope bridge for the Edelrid TreeRex saddle.
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A slim, quick-adjust webbing trouser belt from Edelrid in a dark night color.
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Replacement upper cuffs and straps for Edelrid Talon climbing spurs.
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Replacement gaffs that keep Edelrid Talon spurs biting cleanly.
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A two-color cambium saver that protects bark and rope at your tie-in.
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A collapsible Edelrid bag that springs open for tangle-free throw line.
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A full body harness from Edelrid for work at height and fall protection.
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Factory replacement ankle straps for Edelrid Talon climbing spurs.
Edelrid has deep roots in climbing rope and hardware, and its tree care line builds on that. The TreeRex harness and its bungee chest harness are aimed at climbers who want a modular, adjustable setup, and Edelrid also makes ropes, carabiners and accessories.
The Talon is Edelrid's take on climbing spurs, with an upper strap system designed to hold the spur securely and spread pressure. Use spurs for removals only, set up the straps to fit your leg, and follow the manufacturer's instructions for any life-support gear.