Aideer Russian Aider Rings

• Trango ladder tree: Same size and type as the now discontinued Russian aiders from Trango.

Pros: Light, lean and clean; not so much dangling around as with the other ladders, when jugging for example. Easy to climb without using your hands.

Cons: Can be a little awkward to use in tight spaces, like corners. Far between the steps; stepping up 16” can be very hard.

• PTPP Edition: That’s the way Dr. Piton like it.

Pros: Equivalent to a four ladder system, if you need to have that. You can stand comfortably with both hooks connected for every step. In a tight corner you can dig out the free part and hook it.

Cons: Lots of stuff dangling around, when jugging for example. Far between the steps; stepping up 16” can be very hard. The part you not stand in is dangling free, you have to grab it to connect the ring.

• Aideer Low step: Stepping 16” can be very awkward with the hooks at your knees. With this configuration no step is higher than 11.4”, very similar to a regular six step aider

Pros and cons: Same as for PTPP Edition, except for low stepping height, with nine rings and full length.

I can also make Tango Tree and PTPP Edition with 5+4 configuration of rings. And of course, I can make the length and configuration of rings that you want. I make everything by order.

Aideer Russian Aiders are sold as a full set of stirrups and rings. We list the components separately so they are more easily compared to other brands.

Aideer sells the set at a starting price around $200 USD. The price may change depending on the custom features available. 

Order by contacting @aideerclimbing on social media or by E-mail olle@aideerclimbing.rocks