Hi-V adjustable LANYARD
New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard (Rope Flipline)
The New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard is a professional arborist rope flipline built with 16-strand Hi-V rope for outstanding abrasion resistance and easy visual inspection in the field. A double locking steel snap is spliced to one end, while the other end is finished with a stitched back splice for added safety and a clean, secure termination. Available in three lengths to suit a range of climbing applications.
Key Features
- ✅ 16-strand Hi-V rope construction — high abrasion resistance for demanding field use
- ✅ Easy inspection characteristics — Hi-V cover allows quick visual damage assessment
- ✅ Double locking steel snap spliced to one end for secure attachment
- ✅ Stitched back splice on opposite end for a safe, clean termination
- ✅ Available in 8 ft, 10 ft, and 12 ft lengths
- ✅ By New England Ropes — a trusted name in professional arborist climbing equipment
Available Lengths & SKUs
- 8 ft — SKU: FLIP-5955-1608 | Barcode: 753963096206
- 10 ft — SKU: FLIP-5955-1610 | Barcode: 753963096213
- 12 ft — SKU: FLIP-5955-1612 | Barcode: 753963107407
Specifications
- Brand: New England Ropes
- Rope Construction: 16-strand Hi-V
- Snap: Double locking steel snap (spliced)
- Termination: Stitched back splice
- Lengths: 8 ft, 10 ft, 12 ft
- Weight: 1.8 lb
- Application: Arborist work positioning / adjustable lanyard
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard used for?
The New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard is a work positioning lanyard (rope flipline) used by arborists to secure themselves to a tree trunk or limb while climbing or performing aerial work. Its adjustable design allows the climber to reposition quickly and efficiently at height.
What does Hi-V mean on a rope lanyard?
Hi-V refers to the high-visibility, abrasion-resistant cover on the rope. It provides two key benefits: durability against rough bark and branch contact, and easy inspection — the bright cover makes it straightforward to spot cuts, wear, or damage during pre-climb safety checks.
What is the difference between a rope flipline and a cable core flipline?
A rope flipline like the Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard is lighter and more flexible than a cable core flipline, making it comfortable for general climbing and repositioning. A cable core flipline has a steel cable core that provides greater rigidity and cut resistance, making it preferred for chainsaw work or situations with higher abrasion risk. Many arborists carry both.
What length lanyard should I choose?
Choose based on the typical trunk diameter of the trees you climb. An 8 ft lanyard works well for smaller trees, a 10 ft lanyard is the most versatile all-around length, and a 12 ft lanyard is best for large-diameter trees. When in doubt, 10 ft is the most common choice for general arborist work.
Is the snap on the Hi-V lanyard double locking?
Yes. The New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard features a double locking steel snap spliced directly to one end of the rope, providing a secure, gate-locked connection that meets professional safety standards for arborist work positioning equipment.
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Hi-V adjustable LANYARD
Hi-V adjustable LANYARD
New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard (Rope Flipline)
The New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard is a professional arborist rope flipline built with 16-strand Hi-V rope for outstanding abrasion resistance and easy visual inspection in the field. A double locking steel snap is spliced to one end, while the other end is finished with a stitched back splice for added safety and a clean, secure termination. Available in three lengths to suit a range of climbing applications.
Key Features
- ✅ 16-strand Hi-V rope construction — high abrasion resistance for demanding field use
- ✅ Easy inspection characteristics — Hi-V cover allows quick visual damage assessment
- ✅ Double locking steel snap spliced to one end for secure attachment
- ✅ Stitched back splice on opposite end for a safe, clean termination
- ✅ Available in 8 ft, 10 ft, and 12 ft lengths
- ✅ By New England Ropes — a trusted name in professional arborist climbing equipment
Available Lengths & SKUs
- 8 ft — SKU: FLIP-5955-1608 | Barcode: 753963096206
- 10 ft — SKU: FLIP-5955-1610 | Barcode: 753963096213
- 12 ft — SKU: FLIP-5955-1612 | Barcode: 753963107407
Specifications
- Brand: New England Ropes
- Rope Construction: 16-strand Hi-V
- Snap: Double locking steel snap (spliced)
- Termination: Stitched back splice
- Lengths: 8 ft, 10 ft, 12 ft
- Weight: 1.8 lb
- Application: Arborist work positioning / adjustable lanyard
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard used for?
The New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard is a work positioning lanyard (rope flipline) used by arborists to secure themselves to a tree trunk or limb while climbing or performing aerial work. Its adjustable design allows the climber to reposition quickly and efficiently at height.
What does Hi-V mean on a rope lanyard?
Hi-V refers to the high-visibility, abrasion-resistant cover on the rope. It provides two key benefits: durability against rough bark and branch contact, and easy inspection — the bright cover makes it straightforward to spot cuts, wear, or damage during pre-climb safety checks.
What is the difference between a rope flipline and a cable core flipline?
A rope flipline like the Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard is lighter and more flexible than a cable core flipline, making it comfortable for general climbing and repositioning. A cable core flipline has a steel cable core that provides greater rigidity and cut resistance, making it preferred for chainsaw work or situations with higher abrasion risk. Many arborists carry both.
What length lanyard should I choose?
Choose based on the typical trunk diameter of the trees you climb. An 8 ft lanyard works well for smaller trees, a 10 ft lanyard is the most versatile all-around length, and a 12 ft lanyard is best for large-diameter trees. When in doubt, 10 ft is the most common choice for general arborist work.
Is the snap on the Hi-V lanyard double locking?
Yes. The New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard features a double locking steel snap spliced directly to one end of the rope, providing a secure, gate-locked connection that meets professional safety standards for arborist work positioning equipment.
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New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard (Rope Flipline)
The New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard is a professional arborist rope flipline built with 16-strand Hi-V rope for outstanding abrasion resistance and easy visual inspection in the field. A double locking steel snap is spliced to one end, while the other end is finished with a stitched back splice for added safety and a clean, secure termination. Available in three lengths to suit a range of climbing applications.
Key Features
- ✅ 16-strand Hi-V rope construction — high abrasion resistance for demanding field use
- ✅ Easy inspection characteristics — Hi-V cover allows quick visual damage assessment
- ✅ Double locking steel snap spliced to one end for secure attachment
- ✅ Stitched back splice on opposite end for a safe, clean termination
- ✅ Available in 8 ft, 10 ft, and 12 ft lengths
- ✅ By New England Ropes — a trusted name in professional arborist climbing equipment
Available Lengths & SKUs
- 8 ft — SKU: FLIP-5955-1608 | Barcode: 753963096206
- 10 ft — SKU: FLIP-5955-1610 | Barcode: 753963096213
- 12 ft — SKU: FLIP-5955-1612 | Barcode: 753963107407
Specifications
- Brand: New England Ropes
- Rope Construction: 16-strand Hi-V
- Snap: Double locking steel snap (spliced)
- Termination: Stitched back splice
- Lengths: 8 ft, 10 ft, 12 ft
- Weight: 1.8 lb
- Application: Arborist work positioning / adjustable lanyard
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard used for?
The New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard is a work positioning lanyard (rope flipline) used by arborists to secure themselves to a tree trunk or limb while climbing or performing aerial work. Its adjustable design allows the climber to reposition quickly and efficiently at height.
What does Hi-V mean on a rope lanyard?
Hi-V refers to the high-visibility, abrasion-resistant cover on the rope. It provides two key benefits: durability against rough bark and branch contact, and easy inspection — the bright cover makes it straightforward to spot cuts, wear, or damage during pre-climb safety checks.
What is the difference between a rope flipline and a cable core flipline?
A rope flipline like the Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard is lighter and more flexible than a cable core flipline, making it comfortable for general climbing and repositioning. A cable core flipline has a steel cable core that provides greater rigidity and cut resistance, making it preferred for chainsaw work or situations with higher abrasion risk. Many arborists carry both.
What length lanyard should I choose?
Choose based on the typical trunk diameter of the trees you climb. An 8 ft lanyard works well for smaller trees, a 10 ft lanyard is the most versatile all-around length, and a 12 ft lanyard is best for large-diameter trees. When in doubt, 10 ft is the most common choice for general arborist work.
Is the snap on the Hi-V lanyard double locking?
Yes. The New England Ropes Hi-V Adjustable Lanyard features a double locking steel snap spliced directly to one end of the rope, providing a secure, gate-locked connection that meets professional safety standards for arborist work positioning equipment.
