Product: Tree Climbing Spikes Key benefits Strong load capacity: supports up to 220 LB so you can climb with tools or gear without compromising stability. Comfortable, ergonomic design: built to distribute pressure across the foot and leg for reduced fatigue during extended use. Versatile footing options: available in 1claw and 2claw configurations so you can choose the option for different bark types and tree conditions. Reliable, longlasting nails: climbing spikes are sharp, nondeformable, rustproof and wearresistant for consistent performance season after season. Compact and portable: small, lightweight components are easy to carry, assemble and disassemble for field work or transport. What this product solves Makes climbing safer and more efficient by providing secure penetration and grip on tree bark. Reduces discomfort and pressure points with ergonomic construction, letting you work longer with less strain. Adapts to different tree surfaces via 1claw or 2claw options, improving stability on smooth or deeply fissured bark. Minimizes maintenance and replacement costs because the nails resist deformation, rust and wear. Features and specifications Load capacity: holds up to 220 LB. Footing options: 1claw and 2claw designs available; choose based on bark structure and stability requirements. Nail properties: sharp tips, nondeformable, rustproof, wearresistant. Design: ergonomic shape to distribute pressure and increase comfort. Portability: compact, lightweight, easy to operate and disassemble for transport. Practical use scenarios Orchard and garden work: prune trees, harvest fruit or perform seasonal maintenance on low to mediumheight fruit trees. Property and landscape maintenance: trim branches, remove dead limbs, or install and service birdhouses, lights and cameras in trees. Tree care practice and training: ideal for learning and practicing treeclimbing technique; use to develop balance, foot placement and the triangularforce method. Safety and usage tips Practice first on a low tree to get used to the spikes and foot placement. Apply the triangularforce principle while climbing: maintain contact points with your feet, upper body and the tree to create a stable triangle of support. Choose the claw type (1claw or 2claw) appropriate for the tree's bark—deeper or thicker bark often benefits from the 2claw option for added stability. Inspect nails and attachments before use to ensure they are secure and from damage. What makes this product stand out Combines a load capacity with ergonomic comfort to support real work tasks. Offers adaptability with two claw options to match a variety of bark types. Uses durable, rustproof components to extend service life and reduce downtime. Includes Tree climbing spikes with choice of 1claw or 2claw configuration; easytocarry parts that assemble and disassemble quickly. For safe and effective tree work: select the claw style that matches your trees, practice on low trees first, and use proper technique to make climbing easier and more secure.