The BuckSLAPā¢ - 3913
The BuckSLAPā¢ (Stationary Line Anchor Point) is a new revolutionary anchor method developed in conjunction with Casey āRAYā Crump an ISA Certified Arborist and Site Safety Project Manager for North American Training Solutions (NATS). Some people refer to this concept as a Flint-Lock system. Thought up as a floating anchor device to address issues with canopy anchors being difficult to retrieve after doing a single redirect but after endless hours of field testing, we have found the BuckSLAPā¢ provides incredible versatility. We found that the BuckSLAPā¢ takes current complex SRS anchoring methods/products and puts them into an ultra-compact, simple, and much more useful device. See below for full list of features and benefits.
*Product usually ships in 7-14 business days.
Features:
- Designed as a canopy anchor device for remote or manual installation in the canopy of a tree to provide an approved anchor.
- Removes knots from the climberās system and uses the full strength of a manufactured eye. Color coated in BuckVizā¢ Safety Green to reduce chance of miss-configuration and can be easily verified from the ground.
- It engineers out hazard exposure by reducing components and complexity to a climberās system, also adding better rescue readiness and reducing the potentials for failure.
- Fast use on spar pole work as a choking false crotch, and it can retrieve very easily meaning no āspiking downā.
- Acts as a floating anchor, meaning performs the same way a base tie would when retrieving after climber redirects.
- Versatile, because if the tie-in is difficult to isolate the climber advances the system by simply unclipping and re-clipping their carabiner.
- Can aid in rescue by preinstalling a second climbing line on the retrieval side; only if the victim is weighted in the working end, then a rescuer would be able to simply use the preinstalled line to access the tree.
- Easy to understand concept, identifiable components, and very trainable to new climbers regarding use and how to rescue climbers using it.
- The short 7.75ā length increases your anchor stability by reducing slippage and increasing the cinching performance.
- The large diameter aluminum Buck rings give the BuckSLAPā¢ a more preferred bend radius on your climbing line.
** Designed to be used by a person with a maximum weight of 350 lbs. when fully equipped.
**User Instructions/warnings included.
**To be used in conjunction with ANSI Z359.12 rated triple action carabiner.
Note: ensure the carabiner is oriented with the spine of the carabiner parallel to the climbing line so it will be loaded along its major axis (See instructions & Warnings)
**For personal use only. NOT for towing or hoisting.
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Product Specs:| Product Number: | 3913 |
| Product Name: | BuckSLAPā¢ (Stationary Line Anchor Point) |
| Length: | 7.75" |
| Width: | 1ā³ Web, 2.75" wide Large Ring, 2.25" Small ring. |
| Weight: | 6 oz. |
| Wear Protection | Yes |
| Web Material: | 1" Nylon Webbing |
| Ring Material: | Aluminum |
| Ring Center Diameter: | 1ā³ (Small) & 2ā³ (Large) |
| Ring Rating: | 5,000 LBF. (23kN) |
| Weight Rating: | 350 lbs. (When fully equipped). **To be used for human support only. |
| Standards: | ANSI Z133.1 **Must be used in conjunction with ANSI Z359.12 rated triple action carabiner. |
| Made in USA | Yes |
Instructions & Warnings:
Buckslap Instructions
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The BuckSLAPā¢ - 3913
The BuckSLAPā¢ (Stationary Line Anchor Point) is a new revolutionary anchor method developed in conjunction with Casey āRAYā Crump an ISA Certified Arborist and Site Safety Project Manager for North American Training Solutions (NATS). Some people refer to this concept as a Flint-Lock system. Thought up as a floating anchor device to address issues with canopy anchors being difficult to retrieve after doing a single redirect but after endless hours of field testing, we have found the BuckSLAPā¢ provides incredible versatility. We found that the BuckSLAPā¢ takes current complex SRS anchoring methods/products and puts them into an ultra-compact, simple, and much more useful device. See below for full list of features and benefits.
*Product usually ships in 7-14 business days.
Features:
- Designed as a canopy anchor device for remote or manual installation in the canopy of a tree to provide an approved anchor.
- Removes knots from the climberās system and uses the full strength of a manufactured eye. Color coated in BuckVizā¢ Safety Green to reduce chance of miss-configuration and can be easily verified from the ground.
- It engineers out hazard exposure by reducing components and complexity to a climberās system, also adding better rescue readiness and reducing the potentials for failure.
- Fast use on spar pole work as a choking false crotch, and it can retrieve very easily meaning no āspiking downā.
- Acts as a floating anchor, meaning performs the same way a base tie would when retrieving after climber redirects.
- Versatile, because if the tie-in is difficult to isolate the climber advances the system by simply unclipping and re-clipping their carabiner.
- Can aid in rescue by preinstalling a second climbing line on the retrieval side; only if the victim is weighted in the working end, then a rescuer would be able to simply use the preinstalled line to access the tree.
- Easy to understand concept, identifiable components, and very trainable to new climbers regarding use and how to rescue climbers using it.
- The short 7.75ā length increases your anchor stability by reducing slippage and increasing the cinching performance.
- The large diameter aluminum Buck rings give the BuckSLAPā¢ a more preferred bend radius on your climbing line.
** Designed to be used by a person with a maximum weight of 350 lbs. when fully equipped.
**User Instructions/warnings included.
**To be used in conjunction with ANSI Z359.12 rated triple action carabiner.
Note: ensure the carabiner is oriented with the spine of the carabiner parallel to the climbing line so it will be loaded along its major axis (See instructions & Warnings)
**For personal use only. NOT for towing or hoisting.
Ā
Product Specs:| Product Number: | 3913 |
| Product Name: | BuckSLAPā¢ (Stationary Line Anchor Point) |
| Length: | 7.75" |
| Width: | 1ā³ Web, 2.75" wide Large Ring, 2.25" Small ring. |
| Weight: | 6 oz. |
| Wear Protection | Yes |
| Web Material: | 1" Nylon Webbing |
| Ring Material: | Aluminum |
| Ring Center Diameter: | 1ā³ (Small) & 2ā³ (Large) |
| Ring Rating: | 5,000 LBF. (23kN) |
| Weight Rating: | 350 lbs. (When fully equipped). **To be used for human support only. |
| Standards: | ANSI Z133.1 **Must be used in conjunction with ANSI Z359.12 rated triple action carabiner. |
| Made in USA | Yes |
Instructions & Warnings:
Buckslap Instructions
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The BuckSLAPā¢ (Stationary Line Anchor Point) is a new revolutionary anchor method developed in conjunction with Casey āRAYā Crump an ISA Certified Arborist and Site Safety Project Manager for North American Training Solutions (NATS). Some people refer to this concept as a Flint-Lock system. Thought up as a floating anchor device to address issues with canopy anchors being difficult to retrieve after doing a single redirect but after endless hours of field testing, we have found the BuckSLAPā¢ provides incredible versatility. We found that the BuckSLAPā¢ takes current complex SRS anchoring methods/products and puts them into an ultra-compact, simple, and much more useful device. See below for full list of features and benefits.
*Product usually ships in 7-14 business days.
Features:
- Designed as a canopy anchor device for remote or manual installation in the canopy of a tree to provide an approved anchor.
- Removes knots from the climberās system and uses the full strength of a manufactured eye. Color coated in BuckVizā¢ Safety Green to reduce chance of miss-configuration and can be easily verified from the ground.
- It engineers out hazard exposure by reducing components and complexity to a climberās system, also adding better rescue readiness and reducing the potentials for failure.
- Fast use on spar pole work as a choking false crotch, and it can retrieve very easily meaning no āspiking downā.
- Acts as a floating anchor, meaning performs the same way a base tie would when retrieving after climber redirects.
- Versatile, because if the tie-in is difficult to isolate the climber advances the system by simply unclipping and re-clipping their carabiner.
- Can aid in rescue by preinstalling a second climbing line on the retrieval side; only if the victim is weighted in the working end, then a rescuer would be able to simply use the preinstalled line to access the tree.
- Easy to understand concept, identifiable components, and very trainable to new climbers regarding use and how to rescue climbers using it.
- The short 7.75ā length increases your anchor stability by reducing slippage and increasing the cinching performance.
- The large diameter aluminum Buck rings give the BuckSLAPā¢ a more preferred bend radius on your climbing line.
** Designed to be used by a person with a maximum weight of 350 lbs. when fully equipped.
**User Instructions/warnings included.
**To be used in conjunction with ANSI Z359.12 rated triple action carabiner.
Note: ensure the carabiner is oriented with the spine of the carabiner parallel to the climbing line so it will be loaded along its major axis (See instructions & Warnings)
**For personal use only. NOT for towing or hoisting.
Ā
Product Specs:| Product Number: | 3913 |
| Product Name: | BuckSLAPā¢ (Stationary Line Anchor Point) |
| Length: | 7.75" |
| Width: | 1ā³ Web, 2.75" wide Large Ring, 2.25" Small ring. |
| Weight: | 6 oz. |
| Wear Protection | Yes |
| Web Material: | 1" Nylon Webbing |
| Ring Material: | Aluminum |
| Ring Center Diameter: | 1ā³ (Small) & 2ā³ (Large) |
| Ring Rating: | 5,000 LBF. (23kN) |
| Weight Rating: | 350 lbs. (When fully equipped). **To be used for human support only. |
| Standards: | ANSI Z133.1 **Must be used in conjunction with ANSI Z359.12 rated triple action carabiner. |
| Made in USA | Yes |
Instructions & Warnings:
Buckslap Instructions
