In the single rope technique (SRT), the Unicender takes the place of both ascenders and descender, preventing the climber from having to switch out hardware with every change in direction and thereby enabling SRT to be a viable working system and not just a canopy entry method.
When descending, the Unicender can be used in either the “squeeze-to-go” configuration like a friction hitch or the “squeeze-to-stop” configuration like a figure 8, which makes it customizable according to each climber’s individual panic response. This incredible new device works by snaking the rope through the 'jaws' where smooth wear surfaces apply friction to the line.
The Unicender can be used with either 11mm or 12mm diameter line (up to 13 mm) without changing any parts, can be easily installed mid-line, and can be sent back to the factory to be rebuilt when the wear surfaces are worn out. Climbers using the Unicender consider this the best climbing hardware they have ever invested in!
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Accurately tracking the life of a product is paramount for your safety
Due to the critical nature of gear stocked by Treetools, we cannot accept returns on safety equipment, so please choose carefully. Treetools cannot accept returns or exchanges on safety equipment because we need to ensure the gear you purchase is brand new, in a safe condition, and traceable directly back to manufacturers and suppliers. Please understand this equipment plays a critical role in your safety, potentially preserving your life when you climb or work aloft. Climbing and rigging equipment listed on these pages should only be used by suitably trained and qualified individuals.
What counts as work at height safety equipment?
- Ascenders
- Carabiners
- Climbing Kits
- Climbing Lines
- Climbing spurs
- Connectors
- Descenders
- Friction Cords
- Friction Savers
- Harnesses
- Helmets
- Lanyards
- Pulleys
- Rope Tools
- Slings
- Swivels