Edelrid Foot Cruiser Locking Lever

Edelrid Foot Cruiser Locking Lever – Replacement Lever for Safety Assurance in Work at Height

The Edelrid Foot Cruiser Locking Lever is an original spare part specifically developed for the Edelrid Foot Cruiser, the popular foot ascender used by professional arborists, climbers, and rescue services. This locking lever is a critical component that ensures smooth and safe ascension in vertical environments. If your existing lever is worn, damaged, or has been subjected to extreme stress, it's time to replace it with this high-quality spare part. With the Edelrid Foot Cruiser Locking Lever, you restore your equipment's full functionality and continue to work safely in treetops or at height.

Edelrid is synonymous with German engineering and innovation in climbing and arborist safety. This lever is manufactured to withstand the rigorous demands of daily professional use, with a focus on ergonomics, durability, and a reliable locking mechanism.

Features

• Original spare part: Perfect fit and compatibility exclusively for the Edelrid Foot Cruiser.
• Locking mechanism: Secure locking function that prevents accidental unlocking under load.
• High durability: Made from robust material that withstands ropes, wear, and environmental impact in arborist environments.
• Ergonomic design: Comfortable grip for intuitive handling, even with gloves.
• Quick assembly: Easy replacement process without special tools – minimal downtime.
• Safety approved: Complies with EN standards for personal protective equipment (PPE).

Technical Specifications

• Compatibility: Edelrid Foot Cruiser (all models)
• Material: High-strength aluminum alloy with corrosion-resistant surface treatment and reinforced polymer components
• Weight: Approx. 45 g
• Load capacity: Up to 150 kg (static load, in combination with full Foot Cruiser setup)
• Standards: EN 567 (for ascenders), EN 12841 (type C for rope access)
• Color: Black with Edelrid logo
• Temperature range: -30°C to +50°C

Note: Always inspect your equipment according to the manufacturer's recommendations and local safety regulations (e.g., regulations for tree felling and work at height). Replacement of spare parts should be carried out by a certified arborist or trained personnel.