9mm Predator™ Standard One Stick/Rappel Kit

Our 9mm Predator™ Standard One Stick/Rappel Kit is a great option for saddle hunters that want a easy to use, easy to pack kit that doesn't break the bank. 9mm Predator™ is perfect for use with a Figure 8 Descender as well as almost all mechanical belay devices on the market. This kit is a great option for saddle hunters!  Kit Retail Price: $186.82 Our Price: $149.99 + Free Shipping Kit Includes: 40' of 9mm Samson Predator™ Rope with Sewn Tight Eye for a low profile and easy connection to the included quick link.  Kong Figure 8 Rappel device 8mm Steel Oval Quick Link  2 ScrewGate Carabiners  24" Sewn TRC Eye to Eye for ascending the tree and as a backup when rappelling with the included figure 8.   2mm Accessory Cord Gear Hoist/Pull Down Rope 40' in length. Specifications: 9mm Predator™ Sewn Eye MBS: 5,750 lbs  ABS: 5,930 lbs. 6mm TRC Sewn Eye to Eye MBS: 4,510 lbs ABS: 4,795 lbs. Note: TRC eye to eye has been tested in a "basket" or "U" configuration and will not maintain the same break strengths when eyes are not connected to the same point. The 6mm TRC Sewn Eye to Eye connector is meant only to be used in a "U" or "basket" configuration.  Kit Safe Working Load Limit: 450 lbs Third Party Tested Proudly Made In The USA Note: TRC Eye To Eye has been tested in a "basket" or "U" configuration and will not maintain the same break strengths when eyes are not connected to the same point. The 6mm TRC Sewn Eye to Eye connector is meant only to be used in a "U" or "basket" configuration.  Warning: Climbing above ground level is inherently dangerous and should only be done so after proper training and practice at ground level. One Stick/Rappel Ropes should be used in conjunction with proper safety equipment and backup hitches when climbing above ground level. Safety systems should be in place to ensure two points of contact to the tree at all times. Use of this product above ground level is done so at your own risk. Please refer to our full instruction and safety manual at the bottom of the website for further instruction on proper use of climbing equipment.