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Arborist cutting tree limb while climbing tree

tree care


Lift, lower, and control loads with confidence using the dual winch + bollard system. Designed for precision rigging.

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Hold Fast OG Rigging System being used to lift and lower limbs to clear tight roofline clearance.

tree work isn't perfect.

your rigging should be.

  • Fast Setup
  • Easy to Use. Easy to Train.
  • Built for Tight Drop Zones
  • Ideal for Working Over Structures
  • Precision Over Brute Force

hold fast gives your crew control where it matters most

Built for Tree Care

Hold Fast XL Rigging System used to lift wood over fence line for drop zone.
Hold Fast OG Rigging System using 2 working lines to balance lifting and lowering limbs
Hold Fast OG Rigging System used to clean up storm damage tree, by lifting the tree from the roofline
Hold Fast OG Rigging System on Tree used to lift and lower log
Hold Fast OG Rigging System used to lift and float log to clear forest and drop into trailer
Hold Fast XL Rigging System used to lower large wood in negative rigging scenario.
Groundman using hold fast OG lowering large wood with mechanical advantage.
Arborist Climbing in tree on sunny day

BUILT BY ARBORISTS.

FOR ARBORISTS.


With 20+ years of tree care experience, we built the Hold Fast Rigging System to solve real problems in the field. Every component is field-tested, jobsite proven, and made in the USA.

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Hold Fast XL with Harken 40 winch, Rig Safe Hold Fast 80's vibes

Because Work Should Be Fun Too.


A little 80s nostalgia, a lot of rope, and plenty of good times. Watch our tribute to the people behind the rope.

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MORE CONTROL. moRE PRECISION. safer JOBS
Groundman using Hold Fast OG to lower log from roofline after lifting it.

NO GROUNDIES. NO GLORY.

Here’s to the ground crew.

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Utility Crew using the hold Fast OG Rigging System on Tree.

resources and training

Looking for setup guidance, best practices, and field tips? Visit the Hold Fast Learning Center.

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