Ropes for tire pulling and sledging

A solid and functional rope pull for use with a sled or for deck training. The rope pull is attached to both sides of the harness, our hiking packs or hip packs, and has the option of one or two-point attachment at the other end. For deck training, one carabiner is used to attach to the deck. When used with a sled, you can have one attachment point in the front of a rope, or use external D-rings on both sides in the front of the sled hull as found on our expedition models. The rope pull can be used with the large carabiners for all sleds where a rope pull is desired.

Using a sledge tow rope:
A rope tow is a simple but solid towing solution for sledging. It provides flexibility in that you can move back and forth to the sled without having to disconnect anything. The limitation is that when descending, you have to be more careful so that the sled doesn't hit you from behind. In that case, it's best to drive with the sled in front of you.

Using ropes for tire training:
A sturdy rope pull with elastic relief that makes tire training more comfortable. Of course, it includes eye nuts with washers for mounting on car tires. Tire training is gentle on the back and knees, but at the same time a very effective workout for strength and endurance. Read about tire training in the media. Do you need tires for tire training? Ask at the nearest gas station or tire dealer.

The package contains a complete rope with solid bungee cord and 12kN solid quality carabiners. In addition, there is an extra length that can be used if you need a two-point attachment to a sled, as mentioned above. An illustration can be found on the product package.

Made of solid rope with secured knots and 12kN carabiners for easy attachment to a tire and harness or backpack.

Eye hook for mounting on deck is included.

Approximately 2.7 meters long + elastic band.

The product can be used with the Fjellpulken Standard, Touring, Comfort or Xpedition Pro sled harness.

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