Description
Upgrade or replace your climbing setup with the Teufelberger treeMOTION EVO Double Knotted Spare Bridge. It is designed specifically for the treeMOTION EVO harness and restores proper function, comfort, and movement control in demanding climbing environments.
To begin with, this bridge connects directly to the harness attachment system using approved knot-block hardware. As a result, it ensures secure load distribution while maintaining full compliance with manufacturer specifications. Teufelberger supplies it as a certified replacement part for professional arborist use.
In addition, the bridge uses a 10mm diameter high-strength rope construction. This gives you a balance of durability, flexibility, and predictable handling under load. Therefore, it performs reliably during positioning, work support, and lateral movement in the canopy.
Because this version uses a double-knotted design, it allows controlled adjustment of bridge length. This helps climbers fine-tune their working position and optimise comfort for different tasks. As a result, you gain better ergonomic control during long climbs or repetitive movement.
Furthermore, the 123cm length suits the standard configuration of the Teufelberger treeMOTION EVO Double Knotted Spare Bridge. It supports smooth articulation between attachment points while maintaining stability under load. In addition, the bright rope colouring improves visibility for quick inspection before and after use.
However, correct installation is critical. The bridge requires the proper knot blocker system and must be installed according to manufacturer guidelines. If fitted incorrectly, performance and safety can be compromised, so inspection before use is essential.
Overall, the Teufelberger treeMOTION EVO Double Knotted Spare Bridge delivers reliable performance, certified compatibility, and precise adjustability. It is an essential replacement part for arborists who rely on consistent harness function in professional tree climbing environments.
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