CAMP Tree Access Evo ANSI Replacement Bridge

This CAMP Tree Access Evo ANSI replacement bridge is the rope bridge for the Evo ANSI saddle. Bridges wear with every climb, so replacing them on schedule is part of keeping a saddle in service.

Why bridges get replaced

The bridge is where your climbing system attaches, and the ring or pulley on it runs back and forth all day. That wears the bridge faster than the rest of the saddle. Saddle makers design the bridge as a replaceable part so you can keep a good saddle going.

This bridge is made for the Tree Access Evo ANSI. Do not fit it to other saddles or use a bridge from another model.

The bridge also sets how your climbing system sits on your body. A fresh bridge at the correct length keeps the attachment point centered and positions the hitch and pulley where they work best, which makes long climbing days more comfortable.

Replacing and inspecting

Follow CAMP's instructions for length and fitting, and have a competent person check the work. Inspect the bridge before every climb for cuts, glazing, fuzzing or core showing, and replace it at the first sign of damage or when CAMP's guidance says to.

Saddles and bridges are life-support gear that should be used to ANSI Z133 and the maker's instructions. Find more saddle parts.

Keep a spare bridge with your kit so you can replace a worn one at the truck. Note the replacement date on your gear log so you know when the next one is due.