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Nylon Shock Cord consists of a stranded rubber core covered with braided fiber resulting in an elastic cord with consistent stretch and strength. The durable "bungee type" cord is covered with nylon. Learn More

Effectively reduces peak loads on an anchor in rescue and rigging system. Learn More

Utilizes a highly efficient tear-stitch webbing to absorb energy by means of controlled destruction. Learn More

The CAPTIV positioning bar favors loading of the carabiner along its major axis, limits flipping and keeps it integrated with the device or lanyard. Learn More

Shock absorbing sling designed to reduce peak loads in any climbing system!! Learn More

The Zorber Shock absorbing unit is compact and lightweight. When a 220 pound weight is dropped six feet, the maximum arresting force will be less than 900 pounds. Learn More

Yates Adjustable Daisy Strap W/ Screamer, Designed to reduce shock loading during aid climbing situations where protection fails result in a direct fall onto the lower daisy. Learn More

Petzl Vertex Best Helmet A10B, Its unventilated shell ensures protection against electrical risks and molten metal splash. Its six-point mesh headband ensures comfort, and its CenterFit adjustment system adjusts the headband and keeps it centered on the head Learn More

Petzl Vertex Vent Helmet, With its strong chin strap, the VERTEX VENT helmet sets the standard in head protection for workers at height. Ventilation holes with adjustable sliding shutters allow air to circulate in the helmet when needed Learn More

Yates Nylon & Dyneema Daisy Chains, Classic designed daisy chain made of 11/16" Nylon Super Tape or 12 & 14 mm Dymeema webbing. Learn More

The Kong KKR Via Ferrata set comes complete with carabiners, and is simply attached to the harness using a lark's foot Learn More

Petzl ASAP Fall Arrest Device, In normal use, the device moves freely along the rope without any manual intervention and accompanies the user in all his movements. Learn More

Figure 8 descender, compact and lightweight. Square shape helps reduce rope twist. Learn More

The Head Rush TRUBLUE XL Auto Belay is fitted with a webbing that can be replaced in the field by the owner using the Replacement Webbing. Learn More

The Head Rush zipSTOP IR Zip Line Brake is fitted with a braking line that can be replaced easily in the field by the owner using the Replacement Braking Line. Learn More

The Am'D PIN-LOCK asymmetrical aluminum carabiner is designed for use with groups. It secures the connection of the user thanks to its PIN-LOCK system, which can only be opened by the operator with a specific unlocking tool. Learn More

The TRUBLUE Auto Belay is fitted with a webbing that can be replaced in the field by the owner using the Replacement Webbing. Learn More

The zipSTOP Zip Line Brake is fitted with a braking line that can be replaced in the field easily by the owner using the Replacement Braking Line. Learn More

CMI Trolley Brake Block, The striking surface is crafted from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene, noted for it's exceptional wear resistance. Steel hardware and a galvanized eye bolt round out the package Learn More

Detachable Pole and Tree Step, These are the preferred security steps for ropes challenge courses either rin trees or poles. Lag bolt and plate are installed into a ropes course pole or tree. Learn More

The VERTIGO WIRE-LOCK carabiner is designed for use on via ferrata lanyards along with zipline systems and ropes courses. Learn More

Mailion Rapid Links (aka "Rapides" or "Quick-Links") are steel screw-links designed for fastening lengths of chain together on ropes courses and zip lining. They provide critical connections for trolleys, balay devices, cables and cable hardware on a zip line. Learn More

Stainless Steel sideplates, two 2" Stainless Steel sheaves, Bearing, and Stainless Steel axle. Learn More

Compact self-braking descender, Lock off and work with minimum gear to tangle. The Petzl Rig is a proven performer for the zip line and ropes course construction industry. Learn More

Petzl ZigZag Prusik The linked rings provide precision and fluidity when moving around. The pulley is mounted on ball bearings to allow the slack to be taken up easily. Learn More

Openable even when attached to the anchor, the PRO pulley is designed for maximum simplicity when setting up hauling or load deviation systems. Learn More

William Carabiner, Available with manual locking system (SCREW-LOCK) or automatic locking system (BALL-LOCK, TRIACT-LOCK). Learn More

Pulley carabiner, available in versions with or without TRIACT-LOCK locking system. Learn More

The strongest and smallest cordellete or chock cord available. Tech Cord's 5mm diameter and 5,000 lbs. tensile strength is achieved using a unidirectional Technora core and a bombproof polyester sheath. Learn More

TRAC PLUS Zip Line Trolley, They cannot be dropped, thanks to the VERTIGO WIRE-LOCK carabiner, simplifying their functionality Learn More

The elastic leg loops remain adjusted and offer complete freedom of movement. The DoubleBack Light buckle on the waistbelt ensures quick and easy adjustment. Learn More

The adjustable leg loops of the LUNA harness make it an ideal piece of equipment for mountaineering, ziplining, and ice climbing. Learn More

Petzl Falcon Rescue/Zipline Harness, The two lateral attachment points transfer the weight evenly around the waistbelt for comfortable surface-supported work/ziplining Learn More

The SAMA harness is ideal for sport climbing and zip lining . With its EndoFrame construction, it provides excellent weight distribution around the waist and legs to ensure greater comfort. Learn More

Head Rush FlightLine is an extreme free fall ride for theme parks, adventure parks, and carnivals that takes jumpers to heights never before dreamed. Learn More

Petzl Am'D Carabiner - Add security to your climbing anchors with the Petzl Am'D Traict Locking Carabiner. Take your pick of Petzl's Screw-Lock, Ball-Lock, or Triact-Lock gate to perfectly match your preference. The Am'D Carabiner also has a snag-free keylock gate to assure it never snags on gear when you're building a solid anchor at the top of the pitch you just climbed. Learn More