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Wolf Claw Climbing Spurs

This completely redesigned climbing spur uses modern materials and state of the art manufacturing techniques. The Wolf Claw is the only climbing spur that offers the comfort, support, durability and safety that you need. With a protective outer shell, reinforced steel skeleton, adjustable strap, non-skid bar, a fully supported neoprene leg pad and replaceable gaffs there is no other climber like this in the world. Comes complete with XL gaffs, tip covers, boot harness with 2-1/2" - 6" extensions, and a FREE tote bag. Weight 10-1/2 lbs.UL Classified in accordance with ASTM standard specifications for personal climbing equipment F-887-96.

Only $379.99

Item # WC 1003

In Stock

Shipping weight 11.00 lbs.

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Q.	What is the length of the XL gaffs for the Wolf Claws? Are they suitable for climbing large redwoods?
A.	Yes, they are plenty long for that application.
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	Posted by: Rick G from CA on 12/17/2007

Q.	Will these Gaffs fit 19-1/4 calves?
A.	You might be able to squeeze them on but they would be very tight.
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	Posted by: Dan C from TX on 3/8/2008

Q.	CAN I GET THESE WITH THE SPURS FOR POLE CLIMBING INSTEAD OF THE SPURS FOR TREE CLIMBING?
A.	The Wolf Claw has a three position gaff which allows for tree climbing and pole climbing by adjusting the gaff up and down.
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	Posted by: WALTMAN from PASO on 5/22/2008

Q.	What are all the sizes you can get gaffs this?
A.	They come with a 2.60" gaff that is adjustable. There is also the pole gaff, item # WC 0700 which is 1.60".
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	Posted by: James P from CT on 8/28/2009

Q.	I am a big fan of these spikes and think I should distribute these to production workers in one of my companies local offices in the Atlanta area. I have one question.......are these spurs ANSI approved? Thanks for your help.
A.	Greetings - These spurs are UL Classified in accordance with ASTM standard specifications for personal climbing equipment F-887-96.
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	Posted by: Ian C from GA on 2/10/2010

Q.	What is the weight of the spurs?
A.	The spur set weighs about 10-1/2 lbs.
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	Posted by: LUKE S from MI on 12/15/2012

Q.	Are these climbers good for climbing pine trees or other thick loose bark style trees
A.	These Wolf Claws come with extra long gaffs. They are able to get to the cambium layer even in the thick bark, like redwood trees and pines.
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	Posted by: STEPHEN M from IN on 4/9/2013

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amazing, but

Posted by: CALVIN B from LA on 8/13/2011

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could REALLY use some gaffs w/ a different angle on them. just like Klein and everyone else now, You could make another million if you would sell some angled gaffs! Overall, LOVE THE COMFORT, no one can tough you on that area!! now, engineers, angled gaffs, make more money, we love you.

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best climbers

Posted by: jeffry c from va on 3/14/2010

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Wolf Claw climbing spur is by far the best fitting spurs that I have ever worn. Having them on is like having a pair of your favorite sneakers on all day. It makes climbing easier with no pains in the shin and ankle area. I have been climbing now for about 4 years and I won't trade them in for nothing in the world.

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Shin

Posted by: Treeman J from C on 12/30/2009

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I must say that I researched the "shin" complaint and found out that the only way the shin is affected is if you wear them backwards! As for "lower leg restrictions" the same. Check to see if you might be wearing them backward, it is a common mistake with Wolf Claw's. I do major removals in the Wash DC metro area and have been climbing for 28 years, and I have yet to find a more comfortable spike! I do think that work has to be done with the strap's but GREAT INVENTION!!

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Not for everyone

Posted by: John P from QC on 4/27/2009

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Well, my two cents is they are not for everyone. I have long legs and I found that when I adjusted them to my size, the inside rails flexed subsequently rubbed against (or at least put pressure on) the shin. I also found that they were a bit restrictive in terms of lower leg movement. They are nice and I think they would be awesome for pole work, but for trees I still prefer my Kleins with Aluminium leg pads. JP

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could sleep in them

Posted by: the r from Mo on 3/15/2009

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I have been in this line of work and have has all kinds of climbing spikes but these are by far the best I have ever owned.

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Wolf Claws Comfortable but fall short of Expectati

Posted by: Rick from Vermont on 8/1/2008

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I have the older Ratchet Style straps on mine. As time has passed the plastic has taken a set and has a permanant curve in it. Makes for difficult donning and doffing. Also, the pads don't let my skin breath. As a result I get a contact dermititis reaction with hives from the pads. It may also be a latex allergy to the pads. Everyone who has used them on my crew for climbing thin barked trees also experiences frequent cut-outs. This seems to be more a case of getting used to the angles and fit of the frames, but nobody has been initially happy with them. So, It takes several weeks of working with them to be confident with them but they are the most comfortable spurs bar-none.

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extreemly comfortable

Posted by: Paul from Ca on 5/22/2008

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I was in tree all day yesterday and didn't have ankle pains like the Buckingham spurs I used to have. I've been doing tree climbing for 3 years now and have not yet seen such comfortable spur frames! Love them and would recommend them to any professional arbor person.

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BEST Hooks EVER!!

Posted by: Treeman J from DC on 10/31/2007

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Wolf Claw has come up with the lightest, most comfortable climbing spurs to date. They are easy-on, easy-off and easily maintained. I've had them on for 5 hours and could've kept going! Circulation is awesome!!

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