Customer Reviews for VEVOR Tree Climbing Spikes, 1 Pair Aluminum Climbing Spurs, 350lbs Load Capacity Tree Climbing Gear with Straps and Spike Protectors, Arborist Equipment for Climbers, Hunting, Fruit Picking, Red

Much better than climbing with my toenails

Thank that very good

High quality , worked for doing what I needed .

Worked great, climbed 5 trees with them in my front yard the day I got them and trimmed them, two hickory’s, two pines and a oak, stuck great in all of them

This thing are awesome very comfortable well made and a great price and I’ve used a lot of different spikes over the yards and this are just like the gems for a quarter of the price

Love them. Totally worth it for those who want to try climbing.

Produit conforme à mes attentes, reçu dans les délais, parfait

Great spikes love the velcro. Fit snug to boots with a large heel. Great for climbing trees

The leathers were installed backwards when I first opened the package. I corrected this and they did the job!

I'm not a professional climber, but I am an engineer. As such, I can say that these tree spikes are very well designed and built. The stirrups are fabricated from 1.5\" x 1/2\" aluminum bar stock with what appears to be a powder coat finish. The upper stems that connect to the leg braces taper down to 3/4\" x 1/2\". The steel gaffs are sharp and canted forward slightly for grip into the tree. Each gaff is secured to the stirrup body with a pair of either 5/16-24 or M8x1 screws, but I can't be positive without removing a screw, which I'm not willing to do, as they are well torqued. A pleasant surprise that I wasn't expecting is that the lower foot straps have metal quick connecting buckles, in addition to the velcro adjustment straps. The buckles clip together with a simple press, and disconnect by pressing inward on the two release tabs. This setup is far easier to secure and adjust than typical leather belt buckles. The upper leg braces are secured to the stirrups with a pair of screws, and are height adjustable in 1/2-inch increments. The braces are canted back slightly to bias the leg position so the boot shank is directly above the stirrup.