The given invention relates to illuminating climb system enabling at least one user to climb at least one entity, wherein the illuminating climb system further enable in providing support system to the at least one user in climbing up the entity. This illuminating climb system provide a safety sheath to at least one use by avoiding accidents due to non visibility of the climbing path.

A secondary ascender system for use in rope climbing and with other rope climbing systems that provides a knee ascender permitting full range of motion and energy capture from two legs by encasing an interior portion of the length of an elastic cord used for tending the knee ascender within a load bearing member. The load bearing member connects a foot attachment to an ascender and transfers loads applied to the foot attachment and via the elastic cord during tending to the ascender to advance up the rope.

A secondary ascender system for use in rope climbing and with other rope climbing systems that provides a knee ascender permitting full range of motion and energy capture from two legs by encasing an interior portion of the length of an elastic cord used for tending the knee ascender within a load bearing member. The load bearing member connects a foot attachment to an ascender and transfers loads applied to the foot attachment and via the elastic cord during tending to the ascender to advance up the rope.

A wearable climbing device, including a main body, including a bottom section to receive a foot of a user thereon, a top section removably connected to at least a portion of the bottom section, and a spike disposed on at least a portion of the bottom section to penetrate into at least one of a tree and a utility pole, a calf strap removably connected to at least a portion of the main body to be worn around a calf of the user, and an ankle strap removably connected to at least a portion of the main body to be worn around an ankle of the user.

A wearable climbing device, including a main body, including a bottom section to receive a foot of a user thereon, a top section removably connected to at least a portion of the bottom section, and a spike disposed on at least a portion of the bottom section to penetrate into at least one of a tree and a utility pole, a calf strap removably connected to at least a portion of the main body to be worn around a calf of the user, and an ankle strap removably connected to at least a portion of the main body to be worn around an ankle of the user.

The gaff cover provided herein may include a cover portion and a locking portion. The cover portion may be configured to substantially cover a spike of a gaff. The cover portion may include a plurality of hinge attachments, and the locking portion may include a plurality of hinges. The plurality of hinges may be coupled to the plurality of hinge attachments, such that the locking portion may hingedly rotate about the cover portion. When in a locked position, the locking portion may substantially cover a base member configured to connect the gaff to a climber. When in an unlocked position, the locking portion may be removable from the gaff.

The gaff cover provided herein may include a cover portion and a locking portion. The cover portion may be configured to substantially cover a spike of a gaff. The cover portion may include a plurality of hinge attachments, and the locking portion may include a plurality of hinges. The plurality of hinges may be coupled to the plurality of hinge attachments, such that the locking portion may hingedly rotate about the cover portion. When in a locked position, the locking portion may substantially cover a base member configured to connect the gaff to a climber. When in an unlocked position, the locking portion may be removable from the gaff.