TreeRex Triple Lock Arborist Harness
TreeRex Triple Lock Arborist Harness
TreeRex Bungee Chest Harness also works with other harnesses.
The TreeRex Triple Lock is a versatile harness which adapts to any climbing style. The rope bridge can be configured as a single, double, fixed or adjustable connection point. Every TreeRex comes with the optional SRT BRIDGE for safe and comfortable working on single ropes. Wide, semi-rigid leg pads deliver great comfort while suspended and breathe well. All buckles are triple lock and all load-bearing straps have red indicator tape for easy inspection.
The TreeRex has 4 large gear loops, which are rigid and squared for easy racking and organizing of tools. Two slots for saw/tool carriers on each side, an EN 358 rated eyelet for hanging a chainsaw, and spot for your emergency compress / first aid kit round it out.
Notice regarding Triple Lock Buckles
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WesSpur is happy to offer returns or exchanges on any equipment that is still in new condition. Our return policy is fairly simple and is meant to make your life easy. All regular stock items in new/unused condition may be returned for a full refund less shipping within 30 days of purchase. We do not charge restocking fees.
WesSpur can not accept the return of any used equipment or special-order items.
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Triple Lock Buckles
All load-bearing straps are made from indicator tape (red fibers become visible in the event of damage) plus the leg loop straps are equipped with a textile abrasion protector made of Dyneema® to prevent premature wear.
Rated: Excellent Review by: Marc P
“creativity offer a huge range of options as far as bridge set ups go, letting you run a simple single bridge to multiple, adjustable length bridges all due to a completely redesigned set of lower D rings.
What I also have enjoyed is the semi rigid leg pads. They support your legs very well while also not being bulky or cumbersome like similar styled leg pads on the kolibri Multislide (a Pennsylvania climbing harness staple)
The back is also well thought out. It’s not bulky or intrusive like many other harnesses on the market, and it’s also very well ventilated. Instead of throwing a bunch of extra material into the back pad and calling it a day (like teufelbergers upgraded treemotion back pad) they have thought out where the padding is needed most, and where ventilation is also needed the most
At this point I’ve done two large removals spanning 16 hours of climbing time in it and I’m very happy. I really can’t think of anything I’d change on the harness, except maybe include a few more of the string and buckle gear retainers. I’d love to use one for my lanyard bag storage as well as my chainsaw stow away. I’ve since made my own using dynaglide throw line and some plastic tubing which works well enough. ”
