Tool Lanyards
Protect the people below you and avoid having to climb down to retrieve dropped tools by securing them with a lineman tool lanyard from Tallman Equipment.
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BUCKINGHAM Buck Tool Tether
$ 49.17Item #: BU600071Add to cart -

Heavy Duty Tool Lanyard
$ 20.00Item #: LP1008Add to cart -

MILWAUKEE 10lbs 36″ Quick-Connect Locking Tool Lanyard
$ 26.88Item #: MI48-22-8820Add to cart -

MILWAUKEE 5Lbs 50″ Retractable Tool Lanyard
$ 39.27Item #: MI48-22-8825Add to cart -

MILWAUKEE Lineman’s Tool Hang Strap
$ 21.41Item #: MI48-22-8297Add to cart -

MILWAUKEE Locking Tool Lanyards
$ 23.89 – $ 50.03Item #: MI48-22-8810, MI48-22-8811, MI48-22-8812Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Keep tools connected to you in the event you drop them. Linemen-Approved ✔ Heavy-duty ✔ Employee-Owned ✔ Order today →
Lineman Climbing Gear FAQs
What equipment is included in lineman climbing gear?
Climbing gear typically includes climbers, a body belt or positioning system, straps or lanyards, and protective pads. Accessories are added based on task and structure type.
How often should climbing gear be inspected?
Climbing gear should be inspected before each use and on a scheduled basis. Components showing wear, cracks, deformation, or hardware damage must be removed from service.
How do I choose the correct climbers?
Climber selection depends on structure material, gaff type, and work conditions. Compatibility with straps, pads, and positioning systems must also be considered.
Does climbing gear need to meet compliance standards?
Yes. Climbing gear must meet applicable safety and compliance requirements for utility work. Using approved equipment and following inspection protocols is required.
Can climbing gear be repaired or must it be replaced?
Some components can be serviced or replaced. Others must be retired when worn or damaged. Tallman’s team can help determine appropriate next steps.
What accessories are used to maintain pole climbers?
Accessories such as gaff gauges, gaff guards, and gaff sharpening kits are used to inspect, protect, and maintain climbers between jobs. Proper gaff condition is critical for safe climbing.
