DBI-SALA® Cynch-Lok™ Pole Climbing Device – Web

Description

• Lightweight pole climbing design allows user to easily hitch-hike poles (move or jump the strap upwards) and move past obstacles without difficulty
• For distribution pole sizes 5.5″ dia./17.5″ circ. (14/45cm) minimum, 18.5″ dia/58″ circ. (47/147cm) maximum – large range allows the user to attach to a variety of different sized poles without exchanging straps – a larger transmission pole strap is available
• A neoprene impregnated nylon pole strap is highly abrasion resistant for added longevity and an indicating core will alert the user if the device is worn enough to replace
• The exterior strap has a simple slide into place roller adjustment allowing user to adjust to the pole’s diameter during a climb with one hand
• Pinch-free ergonomic grips on strap ends give you a comfortable gripping location, away from potential pinch hazards – user can use a standard hitch-hiking motion without substantial effort
• Specially designed cleated plate and carabiner help restrict a fall during a cut-out by gripping the pole when the strap itself “cynches”
• Rugged, durable polyester web construction endures rough use, standing up to long periods of outdoor elements including sun exposure without tearing or fraying for added longevity
• Easy to use torsion spring for greater strength and enhanced mobility, allows user to position comfortably on the pole
• The exterior portion of the strap can be exchanged for different lengths, depending on the type and size of pole you’re climbing eliminating the need for multiple systems
• A Velcro® cover protects lanyard labels and holds an i-Safe™ identification tag for recording and storing information on inspections

DBI SALA 1204075 Cynch-Lok Pole Climbing Device – Web was developed with help from real pole climbers and features effortless adjustment and “cynches” around the pole during a “cut-out.” Cynch-Lok™ meets CSA Z259.14 standards for Type A and AB (dry, wet and icy poles) and ASTM F887. Cynch-Lok™ allows you to easily hitch-hike poles (move or jump the strap upwards) with a hand position that’s comfortable. It also moves past obstacles without difficulty. Exterior straps can easily be swapped out in the field depending on pole size, eliminating the need for multiple systems.