Stein SKY-Anchor with Rings Friction Saver - 250cm

Stein SKY-Anchor with Rings Friction Saver - 250cm

The Stein SKY-Anchor with Rings 250cm is a friction saver manufactured in the UK for professional tree climbing and anchoring applications. Certified to EN 795B:2012 and compliant with both CE and UKCA requirements, the complete system is designed to ensure all components work together correctly within professional climbing setups.

This 250 cm version is suited to larger anchor points and is recommended for use on limbs up to 60 cm in diameter. The integrated ring configuration supports smooth rope movement while helping reduce friction during climbing operations.

The SKY-Anchor is fully retrievable from the ground, allowing efficient recovery after use without needing to re-climb the tree. It can also be converted into an adjustable anchoring setup when paired with the compatible STEIN RingLoop and configured using a three wrap prusik arrangement.

Key Features

• Ground retrieval – Fully retrievable from the ground after use
• Certified system – Complies with EN 795B:2012 requirements
• Professional build – Manufactured in the UK to CE and UKCA standards
• Large anchor support – Suitable for limbs up to 60 cm diameter
• Future flexibility – Compatible with STEIN RingLoop adjustment system

Specifications

• Length 250 cm
• Recommended limb diameter Up to 60 cm
• Certification EN 795B:2012
• Compliance CE and UKCA
• Retrieval method Ground retrievable

Why Choose the Stein SKY-Anchor with Rings 250cm?

✅ Certified anchoring – Designed for compliant professional climbing use

✅ Ground retrieval – Allows efficient recovery after climbing

✅ Large limb compatibility – Suitable for bigger anchor points

✅ Adjustable potential – Compatible with the STEIN RingLoop system

How to Use

1. Install the SKY-Anchor over a suitable limb
2. Check positioning before loading the system
3. Use as a standard friction saver during climbing
4. Retrieve the system from the ground after use
5. Inspect regularly in accordance with user guidance