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Designed for rescue, it is great for portable ropes courses, ski & mountain rescue, tyrolean back ups, rescue kits, Rescue training programs, and hauling up access nets and ladders to challenge courses and climbing towers. Learn More

Rope climbing is made easier by the CMI Foot Ascender. The addition of this boot-mounted device maintains tension on the rope, allowing for easier advancement of the main ascender, and promotes better use of body mechanics by keeping your body in an upright position. Learn More

Zip Line LEAP Anchor, A high-strength, multi-purpose anchor that can be used equally well as self-belay anchors on staple climbs or as the ideal termination fitting on belay cables anywhere where the cable load is at 90° to the angle of the bolt Learn More

Cable Drop Plate, The lower 1" tie-in hole allows easy attachment of a carabiner or quicklinks. Hot dip galvanized for lasting durability. Cable drop plates are great for giant ladders, giant swings, rope climbs, tire crossings or just about any ropes course element Learn More

CMI Zip Line Trolley Lanyard makes zip lining a cinch. A rider should have two separate lanyards attached to the trolley for a safe and secure zip lining ride Learn More

Anodized aluminum sideplates, 2 3/4" aluminum sheave, ball bearing and stainless steel axle. Learn More

Rope Washer by CMI - The unique flow pattern created by CMI's exclusive ducting creates a spiraling, multi-jetting flow pattern that lifts dirt and contaminants out of rope better than conventional designs. Constructed from tough PVC, CMI's rope washer attaches to any standard spigot or garden hose. Learn More

The original all around Rescue 8! Handles multiple carabiners, large ropes, anti-lock ears, and duel clip in holes. Learn More

CMI Twin Expedition Arborist Ascender, The Twin Expedition is the first single-handled dual ascender designed to meet the needs of industry leading arborist professionals. The EXPTWIN easily accommodates three rope techniques - 2:1 doubled rope technique (DdRT), 1:1 single rope technique (SRT), and 1:1 twin line ascent (DbRT). Learn More