Notch Gecko® Aluminum 2.0 Climbers (Tree Spikes)
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Notch Gecko climbing spikes are simply the most sought after spikes in the tree care industry today. One of the most common statements in customers' reviews is how they regret not buying their Geckos sooner. So stop waiting! You deserve the best. Features & Benefits • Ultra light aluminum construction• Anatomical
Notch Gecko climbing spikes are simply the most sought after spikes in the tree care industry today. One of the most common statements in customers' reviews is how they regret not buying their Geckos sooner. So stop waiting! You deserve the best.
Features & Benefits
• Ultra light aluminum construction
• Anatomically formed, reinforced fiberglass cuffs with integrated padding
• Increased pad and cuff surface area reduces leg pressure during climbing
• 4 wide upper calf strap ensures maximum security
• Replaceable high-density EVA padding
• Adjustable height from 14 3⁄4 to 21 by 1⁄4 increments fits climbers of any size
• Hot forged replaceable steel gaffs
• Includes new Quick Connect lower climber straps for fast and easy adjustments
• 350 lbs. weight capacity with gear
• 5.3 lbs per pair weight
• Meets ASTM F887 standard
• Tree Gaff length: 2.5
• Pole Gaff length: 1.75
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