Tree Climbing Rope

What is the best rope for tree climbing?

To pick the best rope for tree climbing is mostly a matter of personal choice. However, the best rope should have a minimum of 16 strands, with high-end rope having a 24 strand line. You can opt for different diameter measurements for varying thickness like 11mm, 11 7mm, or 13mm climbing rope. Thicker ropes are easier to grip but also have greater weight. As per our expert advice, a rope with a lower stretch is the most preferable.

We offer Donaghys Cougar Blue and a fantastic Arbor Response from Southern Ropes. Check out our complete guide to Aborist Rope for more information. All of our ropes have high levels of abrasion resistance and are built to endure friction. You will be able to easily tie secure knots as a result. They also have a non-slip sheathing to ensure your safety at all times.

How do you secure a climbing rope to a tree?

Having a good quality climbing rope is only one part of the process. You also need to know how to secure the rope to a tree. Although video games make it look easy, climbing a tree can be a tough task.

For this purpose, you need to use a throwline and throwball of decent quality. Any heavy object can be used as an alternative to the throwball. A cambium saver is beneficial to use for easing up the climbing process. It also preserves the bark on the tree to prevent damage.

You will have to secure the climbing line onto the throwline and pull it through the cambium saver. The cambium saver should have a small and large loop for this purpose. Ultimately the rope should return to you back on the ground. A good way to maintain health safety during the securing process is to always wear a helmet. Moreover, make sure you use secure knotting techniques like spliced eye ties and such.

If you require ropes for construction climbing line purposes, always use a reliable climbing harness for safety. You can contact us for more information about any of our products.

Why is climbing rope so expensive?

Good quality outdoor equipment can be somewhat pricey. The kit list is comprehensive – tree climbing equipment, chainsaw boots, rigging plates, climbing spikes, pole saws and guide bars are just some of what you may need. Usually, branded products come at a higher cost, such as Petzl equipment, on account of their quality. A business like Petzl charges more for their items but you can count on their equipment for safety. You won’t regret investing in durable products from our range in the long run. You can add them to your shopping cart without hesitation and be assured of great climbing experience.

Additionally, items like tree climbing ropes can vary in prices depending on their weight per meter.

What length climbing rope should I get?

The length of your arborist rope should be double the length you need to climb. That is, the distance from the ground to the branch needs to be doubled. This rule should be followed regardless of what your purpose is for climbing the tree. Whether you plan to cut down some parts, or just for basic maintenance, always make sure your rope is long enough.