About this organization
Organization Name: Ballantyne Gear
Organization Solution and Services
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Field work & Engineering, Filed equipment, Field work & Machinery, Site access & ROW clearing services, Construction Equipment/Tools, Trench and Utility Boxes
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Rugged, Wearables
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Organization Types:
- Organization Size: Revenue under 10M
- Organization Years In business: 10+ Years
Revenue: $5.2 million
Organization Information : Founded in 2018, Ballantyne Gear specializes in producing high-quality outdoor and tactical equipment designed for durability and performance. The brand offers a wide range of products including tactical backpacks, rugged gear bags, utility pouches, and outdoor accessories tailored for adventurers, military personnel, and outdoor enthusiasts. Known for their functional design, Ballantyne Gear products feature tough, weather-resistant materials, ergonomic construction, and ample storage solutions to meet demanding conditions. The company continuously innovates its product line to combine practicality with modern aesthetics, ensuring reliability in the field. Ballantyne Gear remains committed to delivering dependable, versatile equipment for every outdoor and tactical need.
Other Information: The Ballantyne Gear, Inc. Eveook System is certified to the ANSI Z359.6-16 and CSA Z259.16-15 standard as an engineered fall protection system for residential style sloped roofs on residential and commercial buildings for up to 8 users per system, when used as specified in the technical manual. Testing performed at an independent ISO 17025 accredited laboratory. Also, meets US OSHA CFR 1910.140 Appendix D, CFR 1926.502 Appendix C, and ANSI Z359.18. Industry experts break down why Ballantyne Gear's Eveook Fall Protection System solves the fall protection failures others overlook — and what that means for safety, liability, and lives. When I first saw the Eveook System, I was skeptical of the practicality of using such a bulky and heavy metal support connected together with a single anchor line. Only after I hefted the device and realized how easy it was to lift into position at the eaves using the single anchor line and a progress capture pulley or ratchet—all from a position on the ground or a ladder—was I convinced that this is truly a unique and practical method for saving lives from falls in construction. I was particularly impressed by the ability to install the Eveook System without climbing unprotected.
