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HUNTING SAFETY · TREE-STAND HARNESSES · ASTM F2330
Hunting Safety Gear in Canada
Tree-stand fall protection for hunters: ASTM F2330 full-body harness kits in TrueTimber® camo, reflective climbing lifelines with Prusik knots, and self-locking aluminum carabiners. Stay connected from the ground to the stand and back. Stocked in Canada and priced in CAD.
Quick answerMost tree-stand falls happen while climbing in or out — wear an ASTM F2330 full-body harness and clip to a lifeline so you stay connected the whole climb. We stock camo harness kits, reflective lifelines and self-locking carabiners.
- ASTM F2330
- TrueTimber® camo
- Reflective lifelines
- Youth sizes
- Ships in Canada
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Climb connected, every time
WEAR A FULL-BODY HARNESS
A full-body tree-stand harness (ASTM F2330) spreads the load and keeps you upright in a fall — far safer than a belt or chest harness. Our kits come in TrueTimber® Kanati and Strata camo, plus black and youth sizes.
USE A LIFELINE
Most tree-stand falls happen while climbing in or out. A reflective lifeline runs from the ground to above your stand; a Prusik knot slides up as you climb and locks if you fall — so you're connected the entire time.
SELF-LOCKING CONNECTORS
A self-locking aluminum carabiner joins your harness tether to the lifeline and can't open by accident. Lightweight to carry, 20 kN rated, easy to operate with gloves on.
| Gear | What it does | Spec |
|---|---|---|
| Full-body harness kit | Tree-stand fall arrest — camo, black & youth sizes | ASTM F2330 |
| Reflective lifeline + Prusik | Stay connected from the ground to the stand | 30 ft · 350 lb · reflective |
| Two-user lifeline | One lifeline shared by two hunters | 30 ft · 350 lb |
| Self-locking carabiner | Connects the harness tether to the lifeline | Aluminum · 20 kN |
Tree-stand safety gear for Canadian hunters
Falls from tree stands are the leading cause of serious hunting injuries — and the riskiest moments are climbing in and out, before you're clipped in. Fall Protection Canada stocks Malta Dynamics hunting safety gear built to the ASTM F2330 tree-stand standard: full-body harness kits in TrueTimber® Kanati and Strata camo (and black, and youth sizes), reflective climbing lifelines with a Prusik knot, two-user lifelines, and lightweight self-locking aluminum carabiners — all stocked in Canada and priced in CAD.
The same fall-protection expertise behind our jobsite gear goes into our hunting line. If you also work at height, browse our CSA work harnesses, SRLs and connectors, or see the full PPE range. Questions about sizing a harness or setting up a lifeline? Call 437-475-2066.
Hunting safety — common questions
ANSWERS YOU CAN CITE
01Do I need a harness to hunt from a tree stand?
You should always wear one. Falls from tree stands are the leading cause of serious hunting injuries, and a full-body harness built to ASTM F2330 is designed to catch you and keep you upright. Most stand and harness manufacturers require a full-body harness be worn any time you're off the ground.
02What is ASTM F2330?
ASTM F2330 is the standard for tree-stand fall-arrest systems (FAS) — the full-body harnesses and tethers made for hunting. It sets the performance and labelling requirements for hunting harnesses, the same way CSA Z259 / ANSI Z359 cover industrial fall protection. Our hunting harness kits are built to ASTM F2330.
03What is a lifeline and a Prusik knot?
A hunting lifeline is a rope anchored above your stand that runs to the ground. A Prusik knot (a friction hitch tied around the lifeline) slides freely as you climb but grabs the rope if you fall. You clip your harness tether to the Prusik with a carabiner, so you're connected from the moment you leave the ground until you're back down — covering the climb, where most falls happen.
04Do you carry youth sizes?
Yes — the Malta Dynamics HE4104 Youth Ultralight Hunting Harness Kit is built for younger hunters, in green and TrueTimber® camo. Adult kits come in S-M through 3XL. If you're not sure on sizing, call 437-475-2066 and we'll help.