Do the side D-rings support tree and pole climbing ?
1882548
Yes they do! I have used my harness in case of an accidental fall in a number of situations. I haven't had any trouble ever with this harness. As a matter of fact the company I work for was so impressed with the construction of the harness they asked for Guardian Fall Protection's information.
1882549
I do not know from personal experience but I have heard that it would. I did use a hoist and pulled myself up with it and it held me just fine. Hope it helps.
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.
1590510
Not as they come in the package. Possibly if you can sew them into a double-sided satchel and hang that over the cross bar and tie the sides to the legs you could make it work. I see the need for more carrying power too.
1965405
It's just rings and straps. The straps will go around anything that you want to hang them on (bars, rafters, tree branches, etc). There's no special mechanism. The beauty of these Olympic rings is that they are Olympic rings. They are simple, strong and very well made. If you are looking for special attachment mechanisms, these do not have them.
1640576
Unfortunately no! But I knew that from begining and improvized once I got them. I purchased 3 pairs and I precisely cut off the plastic around prizm and turned it for 180 degrees glue it back and now I have those using fro Climbing - actually securing the climber. Good deal and solid quality for that price! Regards, Edin
38055
These are only 24 inch runners, so you'll have to use a pretty thin tree...Have you climbed before, if not, suggest you get some instruction first and learn how to set up a belay properly.
1472739
No, it has S-clips at the end of each rope. Will need to supply your own eye bolts. I just looped two sections of climbing rope around a tree branch and hooked the S-clips to it.
899704
I'm afraid I hung ours on a stand, so I don't know. The photos I've seen look like the trees are very close together.
870328
I found that these have the best wooden handles you can buy, period.However, I could not get the straps to hold my weight reliably at 240.I purchased some straps from an auto parts store and switch between those and loops from a climbing gear store to use the rings. I also recommend the book "Overcoming Gravity" for proper technique and regimen.Good Luck! :D
2085516
Yes, it comes with screws to mount it. You'd need to buy a hook and chain to dangle it if you don't want it flush to the tree.
323135
Hello, We have talked to the manufacturer and they indicate YES, you can use it for a climbing tree stand. We hope this was helpful WorldGoodsCorp
852635
Yes that's what we have. You have to reinforce the connections at the top of the pole. Bungee cords work grest
1350264
I don't use poles. I use a ridge line and trees. However, I could use my trekking pole if need be.
911467
Yes, they are perfect for every season, there is a set of spikes included with poles. My husband used these poles for climbing to Elbrus recently. He was really happy to use with these poles.
1059285
You can use one side or no sides. They are attached seperatley with a bungy cord and the side poles are only used if you have the sides up. You woukd be surprised how much more space you have when the sides are used.
1453803
No....there are maybe four poles on the long side...but they are freestanding
1594593
Yes, my 9 year old has climbed all the trees he can find. It is a little heavy for a 9 yr old so he doesn't climb very high but it will catch and hold.