Samson Rope
Samson Zing-It Throw Line, 180 ft.
Slick, low-friction throw line for setting climbing and rigging lines high.
Typical $40
Featured Arborist Gear
Featured arborist gear is a short list of tools worth a look: throw line for setting climbing lines, short static rope hanks, chainsaw pants and a continuous rope puller kit.
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Clogger
Clogger Zero Chainsaw Pants
Light, breathable chainsaw pants built so climbers actually keep them on.
Typical $399
Edelrid
Edelrid Static Rope Shorty Hanks
Short lengths of Edelrid static rope for lanyards, slings and rigging bits.
Typical $45
Edelrid
Edelrid Static Rope Shorty Hanks, Short Lengths
Short lengths of Edelrid static rope for lanyards, slings and rigging bits.
Typical $45
Masdaam
Masdaam Continuous Rope Puller Kit
A portable hand-operated rope winch for felling, pulling and positioning loads.
Typical $549
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Buying guide
What is featured here
Throw line and a throw weight set your climbing line in the canopy, and a thin, slick line with a bright color is easiest to manage. Short static rope hanks are handy for lanyards, anchors and practice systems. A continuous rope puller makes pulling trees and tensioning lines easier, and chainsaw pants protect the saw operator all day.
Check compatibility and ratings for anything used as life support or rigging, and follow ANSI Z133 and the manufacturer's instructions.
How to use this list
These picks come from different departments, so use them as a quick start, then visit the category pages for the full selection and buying guides. Product pages show a typical price and a Check price button for current pricing and availability.
Throw line pairs with a throw weight and line storage bag. Static rope hanks pair with hardware rated for the use. The continuous rope puller pairs with a rated anchor sling. Chainsaw pants pair with good boots and a helmet system. Building a kit as a system saves money and keeps everything compatible.
Common questions
What throw line should I start with?
A slick, bright, mid-diameter throw line pairs with a common throw weight for most climbers. Practice your throws before relying on it on a job.