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BUILD YOUR KIT - YOU NOW HAVE THE OPTION TO SELECT YOUR CHOICE OF ROPE, HAND ASCENDER, AND OPTION FOR FOOTLOOP

Your baseline kit will always include: Trango Vergo, Petzl Carabiner, 30" Sewn Eye to Eye Hitch Cord, and Amsteel Soft Shackle

 

 

 

(ATTENTION): If you are new to these kits, I want to make you aware that a Throwball kit is also needed to install this system, OR a telescopic daca pole

 

This Half-line 2.0 Kit is new and improved for your safety and ease of use:

40' of 9.5mm ACO Ghillie rope ll   OR 40' of 10mm Backwoods rope, both with a MBS rating of over 5,000 lbs

 

Trango Vergo Ascender / Descender

 

24KN Tri act Am D Carabiner

 

30” 6 mm  TRC Eye to Eye Hitch Cord  4,500 MBS Rating

 

CT Quickroll Hand Ascender- OR SOB Hand Ascender with added soft shackle and carabiner to simulate micropulley - NOTE:  Always choose hand ascender opposite of your dominant hand,  choose left hand ascender if your right hand dominant, and right hand ascender if you're left hand dominant

 

Option of including Singing Rock Footloop

 

Soft Shackle to connect Footloop to hand ascender

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HALF-LINE Climbing System (Kit) W 9.5 Ghillie Camo Rope

$549.95Price
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