| Color(s) | Size | Length | Pack | Case/Spool Weight | Strength* | Part# |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue w/ Black | 7/16” | 150ft. spool | 1 | 12# | 7800 | ARB 103 |
| Red w/ Black | 7/16” | 150ft. spool | 1 | 12# | 7800 | ARB 104 |
| Blue w/Black | 7/16” | 300ft. spool | 1 | 22# | 7800 | ARB 100 |
| Red w/ Black | 7/16” | 300ft. spool | 1 | 22# | 7800 | ARB 105 |
| Blue w/Black | 7/16” | 600ft. spool | 1 | 43# | 7800 | ARB 101 |
| Red w/ Black | 7/16” | 600ft. spool | 1 | 43# | 7800 | ARB 106 |
| Blue w/Black | 7/16” | 1,200ft. spool | 1 | 86# | 7800 | ARB 102 |
| Red w/ Black | 7/16” | 1,200ft. spool | 1 | 86# | 7800 | ARB 107 |
Product Applications
- Climbing trees. The main function of arborist rope is to assist in climbing trees. We have lengths ranging from 150-feet to 1,200-feet, so you can easily choose the right fit.
- Recreational climbing. Arborist rope is not right for all recreational climbing applications, but it can be useful in certain settings.
- Tree control. These quality ropes can be used to pull trees and branches in the proper direction for safe trimming.
Choosing Arborist Rope
- Colors. The color of your rope is a surprisingly important element to consider. When working in large trees, a brightly colored rope can be easier to see and is less likely to be cut on accident. Some teams also choose to color code their ropes for various uses.
- Length. As a general rule of thumb, you’ll want to shop for a rope that is twice as long as the trees you intend to climb. Your needs may vary, so stocking up on various lengths will help you handle diverse projects.
- Task-specific. Arborist rope lacks the dynamic stretch found in typical rock climbing rope, making it a better fit for the job of climbing trees. This rope is not recommended for rock climbing.
Seaco rope is a leading manufacturer and distributor of the finest Arborist rope in the world. For questions about Arborist rope or any of our premium products, call or email us today.