Step Webbing Ladder Climbing Nylon Strap Rope Hanging Loop

Product Features:

• Durable and reliable: Made from heavy-duty nylon webbing with reinforced stitching, this ladder climbing strap can withstand up to 2,300 pounds of weight, ensuring safety during climbing or rappelling.
• Adjustable length: Features adjustable webbing straps that allow for customization to fit different ladder sizes and heights, providing versatility for various applications.
• Easy installation: Simply wrap the strap around the ladder, thread the webbing through the buckles, and adjust the length as needed. No special tools or expertise required for quick and effortless installation.
• Versatile use: Ideal for a wide range of climbing activities such as tree climbing, arborist work, roof repairs, and access to elevated areas. Also suitable for hanging equipment or creating safety systems.
• Comfortable and ergonomic: The wide, padded shoulder strap distributes weight evenly, ensuring comfort during extended use. It also features a quick-release buckle for easy removal.

Specifications:

• Material: Heavy-duty nylon webbing
• Breaking Strength: 2,300 pounds
• Webbing Width: 2 inches
• Length: Adjustable to fit various ladder sizes
• Shoulder Strap Padding: Yes
• Quick-Release Buckle: Yes

Benefits:

• Provides secure and stable climbing support
• Adjustable design accommodates different ladders
• Easy and convenient installation
• Versatile for various climbing and rigging applications
• Durable construction ensures longevity
• Enhanced comfort with padded shoulder strap
• Ensures safety with high weight-bearing capacity

Additional Features:

• Available in multiple colors for visibility and customization
• Comes with a storage bag for convenient transport
• Tested and certified to meet industry safety standards

For more information and resources:

• Climbing Magazine: Step Ladder Climbing Safety
• Arborist Site: Using a Step Ladder with Climbing Equipment
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA): Ladders and Step Ladders