Description
The Reecoil AUDAX™ Hi-Viz Safety Yellow Hydration Harness combines hydration, harness support, and SRT climbing functionality into one streamlined system built for professional arborists. Designed for demanding tree work, this all-in-one setup helps climbers stay hydrated, reduce fatigue, and move more efficiently throughout the day.
Reecoil designed the AUDAX™ Gen 2 to replace multiple pieces of gear with a single lightweight solution. The integrated hydration pack carries a 1.5-litre BPA and PVC-free water reservoir with an insulated liner and insulated drinking tube to help keep water cool during long climbs and hot working conditions. The wide-mouth bladder opening also makes refilling and cleaning quick and simple.
The built-in harness suspenders spread weight across the shoulders, reducing pressure on the hips when carrying chainsaws, rigging gear, and climbing equipment. The integrated SRT chest harness supports efficient rope climbing without requiring extra neck tethers or additional chest systems. A swivel chest tether improves compatibility with modern climbing devices and creates smoother rope movement during ascent.
The Hi-Vis Safety Yellow colourway increases visibility on busy worksites and low-light conditions. Reflective strips and logos on the front and back improve worker visibility for climbing crews, ground staff, and roadside operations. Reecoil manufactures the AUDAX™ using ultra-tough 1000D ballistic nylon, reinforced stitching, and premium YKK zippers for long-term durability in harsh outdoor environments.
Additional features OF THE Reecoil AUDAX™ Hi-Vis Hydration Harness include a MOLLE attachment system for first aid kits, vented shoulder straps for airflow, a whistle-integrated sternum strap, and modular compatibility with a wide range of climbing harnesses. Lightweight, durable, and highly functional, the Reecoil AUDAX™ Gen 2 Hydration Harness gives arborists a smarter and more comfortable way to climb, work, and stay hydrated on the job.










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