Stein SKY-Anchor Adjustable Friction Saver - 200cm

Stein SKY-Anchor Adjustable Friction Saver - 200cm

The Stein SKY-Anchor Adjustable Friction Saver 200cm is a UK-manufactured friction saver designed for professional tree climbing and anchor setup. Certified to EN 795B:2012 and compliant with CE and UKCA requirements, it provides a secure and compatible anchoring system for professional climbing operations.

This adjustable version includes the STEIN RingLoop, which connects to the SKY-Anchor using a three-wrap prusik arrangement to create a fully length-adjustable configuration. The setup allows precise anchor positioning to suit different limb sizes while supporting smooth rope travel during climbing.

Both the standard and adjustable SKY-Anchor systems are fully retrievable from the ground, improving efficiency during installation and removal without requiring additional climbing access. The 200 cm version is recommended for limbs up to 45 cm in diameter, making it suitable for a wide range of everyday climbing applications.

Key Features

• Adjustable setup – RingLoop system allows flexible anchor positioning
• Ground retrieval – Fully retrievable after climbing operations
• Certified system – Tested to EN 795B:2012 requirements
• Professional construction – Manufactured in the UK
• Complete compatibility – Designed for full SKY-Anchor integration

Specifications

• Length 200 cm
• Certification EN 795B:2012
• Adjustment method RingLoop with three-wrap prusik
• RingLoop certification EN 795B:2012
• Retrieval method Ground retrievable
• Supplied with STEIN RingLoop and STEIN Retrieval Ball
• Recommended limb diameter Up to 45 cm

Why Choose the Stein SKY-Anchor Adjustable Friction Saver 200cm?

✅ Flexible anchoring – Adjusts easily to different limb sizes

✅ Certified performance – Complies with EN 795B:2012 standards

✅ Ground retrieval – Allows efficient removal after climbing

✅ Complete system – Fully matched UK-manufactured setup

How to Use

1. Install the SKY-Anchor over a suitable limb
2. Attach the RingLoop using a three-wrap prusik
3. Adjust the length to suit the anchor position
4. Retrieve the system from the ground after use
5. Inspect all components regularly for wear