Notch RR Vertec Aeris Friction Body Kit

Notch Aeris Friction Body Kit – Speed Upgrade for the Rope Runner Vertec

Take your Notch Rope Runner Vertec to the next level with the Aeris Friction Body Kit—a precision-engineered upgrade that replaces the lower bollard with a free-running pulley. The result? Less friction, faster descents, and ultra-smooth slack tending for limb walks and technical canopy moves.

Installation takes under one minute with a 5mm allen key, and your device retains its CE certification when used with the Vertec. Designed for advanced climbers who prefer fast, controlled “zero-to-hero” movement in the canopy, Aeris transforms the Vertec from smooth… to smooth and fast.

⚡ Key Features

• Speed Upgrade for the Vertec – Replaces the lower bollard with a compact pulley to reduce friction.
• Faster, Controlled Descents – Ideal for speed-oriented climbers who want fast response with full control.
• Effortless Slack Tending – Free-running pulley gives buttery-smooth slack flow during limb walks.
• Installs in Under 1 Minute – Simple swap using a 5mm allen key (not included).
• CE Certified – Vertec maintains CE compliance (Regulation EU 2016/425).
• Professional-Grade Construction – Aluminum/steel build for reliability in demanding canopy work.
• Sold Separately from the Rope Runner Vertec

🌳 Ideal For

• Advanced climbers who prefer fast, dynamic rope flow
• Technical canopy movement (limb walks, redirects, precision transitions)
• SRS climbers who want improved speed-to-efficiency balance
• Climbers already comfortable with mechanical devices and the Vertec platform

📏 Specs

• Dimensions: 11.5 cm × 8.5 cm × 3.7 cm (4.5" × 3.3" × 1.5")
• Material: Aluminum / Steel
• Certification: CE, conforms to Regulation (EU) 2016/425
• Compatibility: Rope Runner Vertec only

🌟 Why Climbers Love It

• The Aeris kit delivers a noticeable performance boost without changing the Vertec’s feel or safety. It’s perfect for production canopy movement where speed, smoothness, and efficiency matter—and for climbers who want their Vertec to run like it’s on rails.