Freeworker Blog » The splice, the safe end of the tree climbing rope

A splice is the termination that keeps what the rope promises. How is a splice actually made? Why is it better than a knot for the breaking strength?

Freeworker Blog » On a strong line: Tree climbing ropes in tree care

LIVOSA Flip Line Tree Climbing Rope, Climbing Tree Arborist Equipment Tree Climbing Rope 8ft : Tools & Home Improvement

Rope Splicing - Tree Care Machinery

Bored with your workouts? Try tree rope climbing - Los Angeles Times

Safe Spar Anchors and Tie-In Points — Bartlett Arborist Supply

Tree Climbing Ropes - Marlow Ropes Inc

To Splice or Not to Splice? SRT & Non-Spliced Climbing Lines - Marlow Ropes

Why I Lied About Rappelling Off the End of My Rope - Climbing

Sherill Tree Products at Vermeer Great Plains

Freeworker Blog » On a strong line: Tree climbing ropes in tree care

Working with two ropes… the lowdown - Landmark Trading

Utility Arborist Fall Safety: Working at Heights - NIP Group

VEVOR Vertical Lifeline Assembly, 100 ft Fall Protection Rope, Polyester Roofing CE Compliant Arrest Equipment with Alloy Steel Rope Grab, Two Snap Hooks, Shock Absorber, Black&Yellow : : Tools & Home Improvement

A Guide to Basic Tree Climbing Knots, pt. 1 - Landmark Trading

Advanced climbing techniques