WesSpur Tree Gear in Action

Show Us Your Stickers

When you get your catalog, you'll find a sheet of helmet stickers from WesSpur and leading manufacturers of arborist supplies. We want to see what you do with yours and where you take them. Send us a photo of where your stickers end up and a quick story of the job or climb you took them on and we'll enter you in a quarterly raffle for some free tree climbing stuff, and show off your picture and story on this page.

.Send the photos to WesSpur via email with the subject line “Sticker Contest” or by regular mail to WesSpur Attn: Sticker Photo Contest, 1680 Baker Creek Place, Bellingham, WA 98226. Make sure to include your address and telephone number or email address with your photo.

We will draw a winner for the first drawing on July 1st. This lucky tree climber will have their choice of any new climbing helmet from our stock or a $100 WesSpur Gift Certificate!

Watch this space for more stories as they come in.

Dave was selected at random from the entries we received, and will be receiving his choice of $100 WesSpur Gift Certificate or a new helmet from our stock.

We'll run another contest like this later in the year, so get those photos taken and send them to nathan@wesspur.com. As long as you haven't already won, we'll put you back in the pot for the next round.

Entry #1: Casey Selner

“Hey Wesspur,

“Your helmet stickers got me to the top of a 50 foot Jack Pine which was used as a rigging demonstration for High School seniors thinking about entering the Urban Forestry program at Mid-State Technical College in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. The tree had large horizontal limbs that needed to be rigged because of a nearby deer fence.”

Casey Selner
Urban Forestry Student
Mid-State Technical College

Entry #2: Nik Kulokoski

“I have stickers on all my helmets (I climb rock, ice and mountains also), and was so happy to see tree stickers in my catalog. They went right to my helmet.”

Entry #3: Dave Grant

“The stickers are still shiny, but I'm sure that will only last so long. The picture is 80’ up in a giant poplar.”

Entry #4: Bob Mihalek

Bob Mihalek took a helmetful of WesSpur stickers up on a nice recreational climb with the BARC (Boston Area Rec Climbers) and tried out his new Hitchclimber pulley setup. Andrew Joslin took some video of the climb for the Arborist Site forums, which you can check out on Youtube. Thanks, guys.

Entry #5: Brian Smelstor

Brian is a groundsman and wants to be became a working climber. In the meantime, he's got his stickers on his tool box. Thanks, Brian!