can you use with climber
1547626
Not sure what you are asking but yes you can use this with a climbing tree stand, it's what I use. You just slid it up the tree above the upper part of the stand as you go up. Then, you leave it on the tree when you go down and it is ready when you use it the next time. When you are done with that tree you just slid it down as you descend for the last time. I love it and feel much safer using it.
1547627
Not really. You put this up after you have set up a fixed stand. Now, every time you climb up or down you are safe. If you use the climber on the same tree, then it would work. However, you wouldn't need a climber then.
1547628
I use the HHS lifeline with my ladder stands. One end of the lifeline rope is secured to the tree above the very top of the stand and the other end is tied to the bottom rung of the ladder. I hook up my HHS vest to the lifeline using the Pursik knot, (https://www.google.com/search?q=prusik+knot&espv;=210&es;_sm=93&tbm;=isch&tbo;=u&sour;ce=univ&sa;=X&ei;=rQZtUpGGLcPtkQeL4IHYAQ&ve;d=0CDgQsAQ&biw;=1280&bih;=675), and climb into my tree stand. I don't see how you could use this method with a climber unless you already have the lifeline rope attached to the tree that you want to climb. Hope this helps. I use the HHS lifeline with my ladder stands. One end of the lifeline rope is secured to the tree above the very top of the stand and the other end is tied to the bottom rung of the ladder. I hook up my HHS vest to the lifeline using the Pursik knot, (https://www.google.com/search?q=prusik+knot&espv;=210&es;_sm=93&tbm;=isch&tbo;=u&sour;ce=univ&sa;=X&ei;=rQZtUpGGLcPtkQeL4IHYAQ&ve;d=0CDgQsAQ&biw;=1280&bih;=675), and climb into my tree stand. I don't see how you could use this method with a climber unless you already have the lifeline rope attached to the tree that you want to climb. Hope... » Read More I use the HHS lifeline with my ladder stands. One end of the lifeline rope is secured to the tree above the very top of the stand and the other end is tied to the bottom rung of the ladder. I hook up my HHS vest to the lifeline using the Pursik knot, (https://www.google.com/search?q=prusik+knot&espv;=210&es;_sm=93&tbm;=isch&tbo;=u&sour;ce=univ&sa;=X&ei;=rQZtUpGGLcPtkQeL4IHYAQ&ve;d=0CDgQsAQ&biw;=1280&bih;=675), and climb into my tree stand. I don't see how you could use this method with a climber unless you already have the lifeline rope attached to the tree that you want to climb. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1547629
Somewhat difficult. You would have to put the strap around the tree at ground level before you started to climb. As you ascended the tree you would also have to move the strap that you put loosely around the tree as you go up. Once you were at the level you want to hunt from tighten the strap around the tree. Better to buy the HSS "tree strap" that comes with a Lyman's belt that you can use on the way up. You should always be attached to the tree no matter what you do. Go to HSS web site for instruction on the tree strap. The Tree strap and lifeline together.
1619160
I don't climb. But I doubt it. Consider them decorative. I'm happy with them for the purpose I and price I bought them for.
219563
The short answer is yes, but why would you need to? The rollator will only move as fast as you push it. If you are on a seriously down hill grade I am afraid that if you lack sufficient upper body strength, the rollator is going to get away from you causing you to fall. As long as you stay on level ground, or gentle down hill slopes where you don't have the machine at arms' length in front of you, you should be OK.
475542
This one isn't that powerful so I wouldn't recommend it. This company does sell one that would handle your need for varying depth and also climbs walls too.
350020
I don't see why not. You will both need a little manual dexterity and upper body strength.
523552
Yes you can. I use them together all the time. The TheraPearls are fantastic!
511104
you should have no problem with this ladder - it flods up below the line of your rails - i have had mine for a while and it is still very very slick and safe.
2191059
You are correct. You can even use it without the gripper, but be careful. I have not had much chance to use it! Only played with it when I first got it.
2144784
I am pretty sure it does, but i never used it, so I can't comment on how good it is.I do reccomend the air climber though. I have had it a few years now, and still use it faithfully
669882
I think you pretty much need to separate the base section from the extension section before using these hooks. At least that's what I do. I use the base section to climb up to the section that is hooked over the roof ridge.
664722
Yes I believe it does, I haven't used mine in the field yet but hope to soon. Though any good piece of rope will do, which is what I used on my old climber. You will need a piece long enough to raise and lower your Bow or Gun besides tying the two halves together.
1068479
Yes you can use them that way that's how we had to use them you just have to tie the ladder to the legs so the ladder want float.
281905
were you able to move your tread climber to another room. I also need to move mine and I can't figure it out
412085
Hello, No, Paracord is not a climbing rope. Check "Mountain Climbing Gear" on Amazon for other companies that sell climbing rope. Good luck!
982122
I'm not a climber but I think this particular cord is more for hobbyists making woven jewelry. I'd suggest contacting the seller. I definitely would NOT take a chance on it!
1368667
Yes, the cord slips into a channel on the underside of the Air Climber, enabling you to do curls & other Band exercises to work your upper body while stepping. There's a great CD that's included with 4 different exercise routines, really great workouts!
760561
No directions, for the foot restraints for lifting the lower section as your climbing and the safety rope I bought Summit's parts and they seem to work fine, if you look on youtube you can find out how to put these items on .