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Ready-to-use reversible rescue kit designed to easily pick off and lower a victim. Learn More

The Zip Line Spreader Bar is used in conjuction with the ARC Harness to keep the attachment points equally spread and to prevent pressure on the participant. Can also be used to help the handicapable safely go down a zipline when used along side a Fusion Learn More

Petzl Rope Bucket, The Petzl Rope Bucket has a unique tapered design and thin layer of closed cell foam enable the bag to stand up by itself and stay open. Learn More

Petzl Shunt Ascender, It locks onto either a single rope or double ropes of the same diameter and holds well on icy and muddy ropes. Learn More

Petzl Croll Ascender, The CROLL chest ascender is unmatched for efficiency on fixed lines. Compact and lightweight, it does not interfere with progression. The stainless steel wear plate improves durability by reinforcing the rope friction zone. 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

The HaulerBiner Compact Rescue Kit is a lightweight, compact and simple to use/deploy device. The HaulerBiner is fully rated for lifting people. The HaulerBiner has three pulley wheels incorporated into each carabiner, creating a compact and lightweight 6:1 or 7:1 (theoretical) mechanical advantage system. The HaulerBiner also has a purpose-designed progress capture cam with, an ‘on/off’ position.  The HaulerBiner utilises purpose-developed 6mm (1/4") rope, for strength and easy handling/best grip.  The kit is supplied in a two-pouch bag, for easy deployment. The HaulerBiner is load rated to 140kg (310lbs) but it has an MBS of at least 16kN/3500lbs tested as a complete system. The length of the system, when fully contracted is only 32cm (12"). EN 12278, EN 567 certifications

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Petzl Pantin Ascender, A big advantage for long rope ascents. With the Pantin Ascender supporting the foot, the body is held in a more upright position thus making the ascent faster and less tiring for the arms. Learn More