Independent arborist gear picks · Typical prices shown, checked at the retailer

Brand

Yale Cordage

Yale Cordage is a rope maker based in Maine. Arborists know Yale Cordage for climbing and rigging ropes, Maxijacket rope, and Yale Grips for gripping rope and cable.

  • Yale Grips
  • Maxijacket rigging rope
  • Climbing rope
  • Utility rope

83 products

Yale Cordage

Yale 8mm Bee Line Split Tail

A heat-resistant 8mm split tail for climbers who tie their own friction hitch.

Typical $32

Yale Cordage

Yale Safari Lanyard Kit

A Yale rope positioning lanyard kit for daily climbing work.

Typical $139

Yale Cordage

Yale Long Shot Throwline

Slick, low-stretch throw line for clean, high shots into the canopy.

Typical $45

Yale Cordage

Yale Blaze Climbing Rope

Yale Cordage climbing line for tree climbing on a hitch or device.

Typical $239

Yale Cordage

Yale Cordage Chook

A Yale Cordage end fitting for synthetic winch lines like Ultrex.

Typical $59

Yale Cordage

Yale Fire Replacement Lanyard

A Yale Cordage rope lanyard for rebuilding a worn flipline or positioning lanyard.

Typical $69

Yale Cordage

Yale R.I.N.G. Friction Saver

A ring-style friction saver from Yale for clean, retrievable doubled-rope tie-ins.

Typical $95

About Yale Cordage

Yale makes rope for utility, industrial and tree care work. Maxijacket is one of its rigging lines, and Yale climbing ropes are also used by arborists. Yale Grips are woven grips that slide onto a line and tighten under load.

Size rigging rope for the loads you expect, including shock loads, and follow the manufacturer's guidance. Inspect rope and grips often, and retire anything that is damaged.