Max Rushton

Thanks Steven! Yes exactly, I'm looking to reassure a potential customer that the tree behind the bag they're punching wont be harmed by the impact of their punch, so asking an arborist/organisation to officially legitimise the safety of the product with a 'stamp of approval' would help illuminate any concern a customer might have. The pad itself can only be mounted to trees of 85cm circumference or larger which from extensive testing don't even sway in the slightest when the bag is in use. Hope to hear back. Kind regards, Max

Hi all, I'm making a piece of sports equipment* that can be mounted to a tree and would like to see how I can get the piece of equipment checked and certified by an official organisational body of arborists. Would your organisation be able to assist me in such a way? It's similar to a rugby tackle pad, but one that can be fastened around the circumference of a tree and positioned there via straps that are pulled through hoops that lock in two hand-pulled straps. Kind regards, Max