Kiwi Klimbers

[judastreefairy]

What English dealer sells them. I'm on bucks with cinch wraps sounds like there pretty easy to come to grips with

[Ben Saxton]

What English dealer sells them. I'm on bucks with cinch wraps sounds like there pretty easy to come to grips with

 

Treeworker.co.uk mate

 

I have a pair, I really like them! The spikesender is a brilliant idea, it's a lot better positioned than a pantin under your stirrup. I have the spacer with and attachment point for a haas or hand ascender, but haven't had chance to make a clip on one yet. They are really well made and super light.

Edited March 18, 2015 by Ben Saxton

[judastreefairy]

I've just had a look and all they sell are the actual spike ascender

[James Atkinson]

Give him a ring tomorrow mate

[Jonesie]

I will look at selling them if they what to contact me.

[judastreefairy]

How much money we talking here

[jimmyp]

I got my one 2 weeks ago and man are they amazing!!!! they make every climb so much easier!!! I use it on drt and srt (though have a cambium saver in for drt)

 

I am super happy with it I got a spacer with mine for the other spike. Get it and love it!!!!

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Does the Spikecender have to be fitted towards the heel or can you turn it so that's it's towards the toes? (on the other foot obviously).

Then it would be inline with the usual position of a foot ascender without spikes.

[MattyF]

Getting frustrated with spiking my rope and a normal foot ascender feels obstructive as its so close to the gaff , this looks the answer!

[bumble B]

Does the Spikecender have to be fitted towards the heel or can you turn it so that's it's towards the toes? (on the other foot obviously).

Then it would be inline with the usual position of a foot ascender without spikes.

 

Good question. I really am not happy with mine because the rope seems to come out as it pleases a bit like the skinny Petzl pantins. In my opinion it needs to have more of a retaining gate and why not a locking device like the CT?