HUNT SAFE USA safety clips keep your hands on the tree climber at all times — while you stay safely attached around the tree from ground to sky.
HUNT SAFE USA safety clips were designed for hunters using a tree climber who demand protection, reliability, and convenience while climbing a tree.
01 / Protection
Falls from a tree climber or tree stand are among the leading causes of serious injury and death among deer hunters today. A full-body safety harness isn’t just an accessory — it’s a necessity. It’s the most important piece of equipment you will ever take into the woods.
02 / Reliability
HUNT SAFE USA safety clips attach to the top cable on a tree climber, holding the tree rope around the tree and keeping you connected to a full-body safety harness at all times while climbing.
03 / Ease of Use
Ascend and descend without ever taking your hands off the tree climber — so you can climb quickly, easily, and safely. Truly hands-free.
Hands-free safety gear for the modern outdoorsman.
Field Deployment Kit
Carry case and field accessories for organizing clips, rope, and harness connections.
Replacement Clip Pack
Spare safety clips sized for 45-degree positioning and approximately 12-inch spacing.
Commercial Cable Guide Set
For construction and cable installs — run new wire parallel to existing cable without drilling walls.
Climb Ready Safety Kit
Complete starter setup pairing safety clips with essential tree-rope management components.
Hunters had to remove their hands from the top section of the tree climber every time to loosen and reattach the tree rope. In those moments, only two points of contact remained — feet on the bottom section.
HUNT SAFE USA makes using a tree climber faster and more convenient — and it could ultimately save lives.
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Also for commercial use
Attach to existing cable, wire, or cord along a wall to install new lines parallel — above or below — without drilling into the wall.
Official instructions cover equipment checks, clip positioning at 45 degrees / ~12 inches apart, ascent, controlled descent, and ground transition.
Inspect harness fit, rope condition, climber tether, and weight ratings before every climb.
Attach clips to the top-section cable, place rope into clips, then connect rope to your full-body harness.
Use stand/squat technique and always keep four points of contact while moving up or down.