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EverFlex treatment: special thermal treatment stabilizes the core strands and improves consistency; offers excellent grip and consistent handling over time. Learn More

When closed with a wrench, this aluminum quick link is used to close harnesses that have two attachment points that must be joined with a connector. Learn More

Fall arrest harness that is comfortable for work and easy to use. It offers ergonomic stowage of MGO connectors and has fall indicators. It is certified to North American, European and Russian standards. Learn More

The STEF device joins the three connection points of the NEST litter and allows it to be easily tilted according to the terrain. 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 Bermude Rescue Triangle is designed for the rapid evacuation of victims. The Bermude is very easy to put onto a person, even in a sitting position. With its alternative attachment points, it easily adapts to all body sizes from children to adults. Learn More

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

Haul kit for pickoffs, making a releasable anchor, or tensioning a system, thanks to its 4:1 mechanical advantage and excellent efficiency (sheaves with sealed ball bearings). Learn More

Openable even when attached to the anchor, the PRO pulley is designed for maximum simplicity when setting up hauling or load deviation systems. Learn More

Petzl Falcon Rescue/Zipline Harness, The two lateral attachment points transfer the weight evenly around the waistbelt for comfortable surface-supported work/ziplining Learn More

The BUG backpack is designed for single-day multi-pitch rock climbing, and is perfect for everyday uses. Suitable for carrying gear on the approach and when climbing (hydration system, food, clothing, shoes). Learn More