Summit Safety Series - Page 2

CONTENTS
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* It is required that you purchase or provide additional tether ropes and carabiners.
* Ropes are rated for use with Summit Locking Carabiner, SU83125.
* Locking carabiners not included with SU83124 and SU83102
SU81562
• (1) 30’ Safety line with
dual prusik hitches
• (2) Locking Carabiners
SU83124
• (1) 30’ Safety line with
dual prusik hitches
SU83102
• (3) 30’ Safety lines with
dual prusik hitches
WEIGHT LIMITS
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RATED WEIGHT LIMIT (MAX):
350 LBS
THIS ROPE IS DESIGNED FOR A SINGLE USER ONLY. NEVER USE THIS PRODUCT WITH
TWO (2) PEOPLE CONNECTED TO THE 30 FT SAFETY LINE AT THE SAME TIME!
NEVER EXCEED RATED WEIGHT LIMIT! (Includes user & all gear!)
• Practice the use of a FBFAHS at ground level in the presence of responsible adult to understand proper use and experience the feeling of
hanging suspended before using in a hunting environment.
• If there are any questions or concerns with instruction, warnings, or proper use, do not use the treestand. Contact the manufacturer. Do
not use unless you fully understand safe and proper use. Maintain all warnings and instructions for later review as needed, for instruction
usage to anyone borrowing your stand/FBFAHS or to pass on when selling these items. Use all safety devices provided with your
treestand and FBFAHS.
• A suspension relief device must be worn on your person and readily accessible while using a harness. This device will allow the user to relieve
the load on the lower extremities if suspended in a harness to help maintain circulation in the legs and help mitigate suspension trauma (blood
pooling) or allow descent to ground. Be sure to follow manufacturer’s directions on the safe use of any suspension relief device.
• Several optional products/systems are available that offer self-recovery or self extraction from a fall when suspended in a harness. Some
systems automatically descend the user while others allow user control. One of these products/systems could be considered for use as an
additional safety precaution against prolonged suspension and suspension trauma. Be sure to follow manufacturer’s directions on the safe
use of these products/systems.
• There is time to make a correct decision on what action to take if a fall occurs while wearing a FBFAHS. It is important to remember to “do
not panic”. Remain calm and implement your practiced rescue, relief, and recovery plan.
• Never use the FBFAHS or treestand while feeling ill, nauseous or dizzy, or if you have prior medical condition that could cause a problem,
that is, heart condition, joints that lock-up, spinal fusions, etc or if you are not well rested.
• Do not use the FBFAHS or treestand if under the inuence of alcohol or drugs (includes prescription medications). This includes over-
counter medications that may cloud or alter judgment or mental state. Consult with your physician before using this product to ensure safe
and proper use.
• Never use treestand or FBFAHS during inclement weather such as rain, lightning, windstorms, snow, hail, sleet or icy conditions. End your
hunt and return to the ground if inclement conditions arise.
• Never use on a dead, leaning, diseased or loose bark tree, or utility pole.
• Always maintain three (3) points of contact while climbing a ladder stand or climbing aide. Never be disconnected from the tree when
transferring from your climbing aide to the xed position stand. Practice at ground level before using at a elevated position.
• The 30’ Safety Line (SU83124) must be discarded after three (3) years from the purchase date shown on the label, or after arresting a fall,
whichever is sooner. If purchase date is unknown, or if you fail to register the product and provide proof of purchase, the expiration date will
revert to 3 years or less from the date of manufacture. Failure to discard this belt or strap as directed could result in serious injury or death.