Tree climbing is a great activity for kids and adults alike. WesSpur has brought tree equipment for the little tree climber in your family. Done properly, tree climbing can be a safe, rewarding experience for all ages.
With this padded full body harness even young climbers and weighing up to 88 lb can enjoy a scramble. The stiff construction with the fixed leg loops makes putting the harness on much easier, and thanks to the two Slide Block buckles, the harness is quickly adjusted to the right size. What makes the Fraggle truly special is that as the child gets bigger, the tie-in point moves and the harness "grows" as well.
The Twist adds adjustability to the safety and comfort features that New Tribe has built into their rec saddles for years. This Harness is one-size-fits-all for children of all ages. The old Basic Kids' Harness was great for kids starting at about age 5, but not so good for anyone younger or smaller than that. The maximum adjustment on the Kids' Twist overlaps the minimum adjustment on the Adults', so everybody is covered!
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Full-body harness for children 4 to 9 years old weighing less than 66 lbs. (30 kg). Designed for children weighing less than 30 kg, the OUISTITI harness is especially easy to put on and adjust. It does not require a connector to be fastened, and the adjustment system is difficult for a child to access. The perforated foam structure and the front tie-in point favor comfort while climbing. The rear attachment point allows the child to be connected for other specific activities.
Full-body adjustable harness for children from 5 to 10 years old weighing less than 88 lbs. (40 kg). Because small children do not have well-defined hips for a waist belt to latch onto, the full-body design is necessary for safety. Fully-adjustable shoulder straps and leg loops for precise fit. Bicolor webbing (black inside, colored outside) makes it easy to put on correctly. Four double-back adjustment buckles.
Extra-small sized Atlas Grip nylon-palm gloves protect the hands of small climbers in the trees.
