A rope-guided approach to lifting

The pulley arrangement provides a defined rope path for moving suitable equipment. With a correctly selected anchor and load, you can manage the lift from the rope rather than hold the item at the destination throughout the movement.

Pre-threaded for a simpler setup

The synthetic rope is supplied routed through the system, reducing the amount of threading to organize before use. Inspect that path before every lift and make sure the rope runs correctly through the channels.

Orange hardware that is easier to spot

The high-visibility orange frame stands out among outdoor gear and natural surroundings. That makes the compact component easier to locate while you are laying out equipment or gathering everything back into your bag.

Compact parts for a dedicated gear kit

Molded pulley components and steel pins form a small lifting accessory that can be kept with your ropes and setup supplies. Keeping the complete system together helps you inspect its condition before deciding whether it suits the next task.

Where it fits your day

Organizing equipment at camp

Use a compatible, properly rated setup to raise suitable gear to a selected storage position while keeping the load area clear.

Preparing an outdoor gear station

Lay out the system with the rest of your equipment, check every component and plan the rope route before lifting.

Choose the right option

This option contains one orange block-and-tackle system. Confirm the rated working load and rope length on the equipment and in the instructions before choosing a lifting task. The complete setup must suit the load and intended use.

Product details

• Color: orange.
• Pre-threaded synthetic rope and molded pulley components.
• Steel pins in the pulley construction.
• Package includes one outdoor equipment hoisting system.
• For suitable equipment lifting only, within the confirmed ratings of every component.

Use and care

• Inspect rope, pulleys, hooks and anchor before use. Do not exceed the lowest rated component or lift without confirmed load limits.
• Not for lifting people, climbing or life support. Never stand beneath a suspended load, and keep the lifting area clear.