Tree Climber's Companion

The 'Tree Climbers Companion' is the ultimate pocket guide and training manual for tree climbers. Learn all about techniques, equipment, and methods for safely climbing trees. Written by Jeff Jepson and illustrated by Bryan Kotwica, this is the best-selling reference book, first published in 1997 and having sold over 100,000 copies.

Tree Climbers Companion Edition 2

This compact field guide and training manual covers tree climbing techniques, equipment selection and use, and basic methods for tree entry. Perfect for beginners or as a refresher for experienced climbers. Over 200 illustrations with expanded information and detailed explanations of climbers' "tools of the trade."

Features

• Compact A5 'pocket size' for many hours of reading and reference
• Over 100 pages covering tools of the trade, climbing techniques, and knots
• Introduction to tree climbing
• Rope installation and tree entry
• Climbing and rigging knots
• Work positioning methods in the tree
• Branch walking and other techniques
• Advanced rope types
• Skill performance sheets

Technical Specifications

• Author: Jeff Jepson
• Illustrator: Bryan Kotwica
• Edition: 2 (second edition)
• Number of pages: 103–104 pages
• Format: A5 (approx. 14 x 21.6 cm, 5.5″ x 8.5″)
• Illustrations: Over 200
• Country of origin: USA
• First published: 1997
• Sales: Over 100,000 copies

Please note: A newer third edition is available with additional content such as new sections on preparation, descent, and working in the tree, expanded information on tree entry (moving and stationary ropes, and spike climbing), and improved knots. This product is edition 2.