Notch Magneato Chest Harness Attachment

Description

The Notch Magneato is a purpose-built chest harness attachment designed to improve efficiency and safety in modern SRT climbing systems. It replaces traditional micro connectors and eliminates common interference issues when using advanced devices.

At the centre of the design sits a magnetic connection system. Instead of relying on a spring-loaded gate, the Magneato uses strong internal magnets to create a secure hold. As a result, attachment becomes faster, smoother, and more consistent during use.

Unlike a standard micro carabiner, this device removes the risk of unwanted interference with your climbing system. When used with compatible devices such as the Rope Runner Pro, it prevents accidental engagement issues that can affect performance. Because of this, the system runs cleaner and more predictably throughout the climb.

Connection stays simple. A wire gate clips easily to your chest harness, while the magnetic face locks into position during use. Then, when it’s time to disconnect, a quick twist releases the system without resistance. This reduces handling time and improves workflow, especially during repeated ascents.

Weighing just 24 grams, the Magneato keeps your setup light and efficient. The aluminium 7075 body provides durability without adding unnecessary bulk. In addition, the compact profile avoids clutter at the chest connection point, which improves overall system organisation.

Importantly, this device is not designed for life support. Instead, it functions purely as a tending and positioning aid within a compliant climbing system. Therefore, it must always be used correctly and in conjunction with approved equipment.

Compatibility matters. The Magneato is designed specifically for use with Rope Runner Pro and similar systems. It does not work with older Rope Runner models, so correct pairing is essential for safe operation.

Overall, the Notch Magneato suits arborists who want faster connections, cleaner system performance, and reduced interference in SRT climbing setups.