Professional Tree Climbing Gear Set - Electrician Foot Buckle with 352lbs Load Capacity for Climbers, Fruit Picking(26-55cm)

Does this foot strap fit all types of utility trees?Absolutely! Our electrician foot straps come in multiple sizes.How is the anti-slip performance? Our foot straps feature thickened anti-slip pads that provide a firm grip on various pole surfaces, even in rainy conditions. 5-hole anti-slip footplate with secure locking mechanism for enhanced stability and comfort during elevated operations.Can it support heavy loads? Is it easy to adjust?It has a maximum weight capacity of 352 pounds (160 kilograms). The adjustable foot straps offer flexible and convenient use.Specification:Name: Electrician Foot Buckle Made: Seamless Manganese SteelUses: practicing tree climbing, jungle survival, fruit picking, digging bird nests, hunting, observation, Tree WorkWeight: 3kgWeight Capacity: 160 kg / 352 lbsOpening Dia: AdjustablePackage list:1 x Electrician Foot Buckle 1 x lanyard1 x 12kV Insulated GlovesFriendly Suggestion: For beginning learners,we suggest you start practicing using the tool from some low places (eg, below 1 meters), once you have mastered the way, it'd quite easy

• Durable and Reliable: Crafted from seamless manganese steel, our climbing gear ensures superior strength and durability, capable of supporting up to 352 lbs (160 kg) for safe elevated work.
• Enhanced Features: The dual anti-slip devise and 5-hole footplate with a locking mechanism provide a secure grip on wooden poles, ensuring stability even in wet conditions.
• Fit: devised with adjustable foot straps, our electrician foot buckle accommodates various foot sizes, making it easy to customize for a comfortable and secure fit.
• Versatile Applications: Perfect for tree climbing, fruit picking, lumberjack tasks, and power infrastructure operations, this gear is essential for both professionals and outdoor enthusiasts.
• Complete Set for Beginners: Includes a lanyard and insulated gloves, making it an ideal starter kit for learners to practice safely from lower heights before advancing to higher climbs.