Grappling Hook, Folding Grapple Hook with 4 Prongs, Stainless Steel Grapnel Hook for Climbing and Rescue, 250 lb

Folding Grappling Hook, Stainless Steel Grapnel Hook and Grapple Hook for Climbing and Rescue

• A dependable hold when your grip fails: this grappling hook supports up to 250 lb for climbing, rappelling or hauling gear
• It stays put on the ledge: four sharp prongs bite into rock, wood and soil and share the load evenly
• Ready the moment an emergency hits: the folding grapple hook unfolds in seconds with one pull and locks its prongs open
• Rain and saltwater will not corrode it: the stainless steel grapnel hook resists rust and corrosion from moisture
• No tangled rope under load: the center ring takes rope up to one inch thick and rotates freely

Imagine being halfway up a climb when your grip begins to fail. This grappling hook gives you a dependable anchor for outdoor activities, rescue missions and emergency setups: attach your rope to the center ring, throw the hook upward and watch it catch a ledge or branch. It supports up to 250 lb (113.4 kg), and each prong shares the weight evenly, so the anchor stays secure once it grips.

Made from high grade stainless steel, this folding grapple hook resists corrosion from rain, snow and saltwater. Its four sharp prongs lock into place when deployed and fold flat to 6 x 5 x 0.5 inches (15.2 x 12.7 x 1.3 cm), so this climbing hook rides in a backpack or tactical bag next to your other climbing gear. The prongs are sharp: keep the hook away from children and never throw it toward people or animals. For a quick climbing anchor in an emergency, the center ring rotates under tension to keep the rope from tangling.

Key Features

Built for climbers, outdoor enthusiasts and rescue teams, this hook packs these features:

• 250 pound capacity: Carries up to 250 lb (113.4 kg) when you climb, rappel or haul gear up steep terrain.
• Four prong design: Four sharp prongs spread over rocks, branches and ledges and share the weight evenly.
• Folding construction: The prongs fold flat to a compact 6 x 5 inch (15.2 x 12.7 cm) profile for packing into a backpack or an emergency kit.
• Stainless steel build: High grade stainless steel shrugs off corrosion from rain, snow and saltwater during outdoor use.
• One inch rope ring: The center ring accepts rope up to one inch thick and spins freely so it does not tangle under load.
• Quick deployment: A single pull unfolds it in seconds and locks the prongs open for immediate use in an emergency.
• Sharp prong tips: Pointed tips bite into wood, rock and soil and hold their position through climbs and rescues.
• Lightweight carry: The small folded size and low weight make it easy to take hiking, camping or on tactical operations.
• Rust resistance: Moisture is no threat, because the stainless steel resists rust and corrosion.

Specifications

• Material: Stainless steel
• Weight Capacity: 250 lb (113.4 kg)
• Folded Dimensions: 6 x 5 x 0.5 inches (15.2 x 12.7 x 1.3 cm)
• Prongs: 4 folding
• Rope Ring: 1 inch (2.5 cm) diameter

Package Includes:

• 1 x Folding Grappling Hook

How to Use

• Attach your rope to the center ring.
• Throw the hook upward so it catches on a ledge or branch.
• Flatten the prongs by folding them for storage.

Applications

Versatile enough for various scenarios, it gives outdoor enthusiasts, climbers and rescue teams the reliability and performance they need when scaling a mountain, securing equipment or setting up a quick anchor in an emergency.

FAQs

Q: How much weight can the grappling hook hold?
A: It supports up to 250 lb (113.4 kg), and each prong shares the load evenly across the surface it grips.

Q: What rope fits the center ring?
A: The ring takes rope up to one inch thick and rotates freely, so the rope does not tangle under tension.

Q: How small does the folding grapple hook get?
A: The prongs fold flat to 6 x 5 x 0.5 inches (15.2 x 12.7 x 1.3 cm), which slips into a backpack, tactical bag or emergency kit.

Q: Will rain or saltwater damage the stainless steel?
A: The high grade stainless steel resists rust and corrosion from rain, snow, saltwater and moisture.

Q: How do I deploy it in an emergency?
A: Pull it open so the prongs lock, attach your rope to the ring and throw.