I started the Treelines project several years back because I wanted to promote and support trail building. We have had lots of success with our clothing line, and have been able to host, sponsor and donate money and tools back to build days and trail building clubs. Trail building has become so obsessive to me the past decade, that I even sold my snowboard shop of 15 years to focus and grow this brand. All of our designs are inspired by the jumps, bridges, berms, and forests that we build them in.
Not wanting to be just another clothing brand in an industry that is already stacked with such, I began developing products that I felt would be useful to our industry, trail building. All of our products are geared towards building bike trails, however, they may be useful to outdoors folks as well. I spent the last three years, brainstorming, designing, prototyping, and testing these products in the woods. Originally I thought we could knock out a simple line in just a handful of months, however like everything done right it took much more time. In the initial phases I began working hand in hand with an industrial seamstress and trail builder out of Bellingham Washington; Oso Ghoffrani. Oso and her skillset have proved beyond beneficial as she has the ability to produce anything I could draft up. The prototyping and testing of these designs seemed to be endless, but finally nailed it down for version 1.0 and am here to share it with you.
First on the list is the Treelines Bar Sheath. If you're pedaling with your chainsaw on your backpack, then you probably have hit a few bumps and seen your stock plastic scabbard go flying through the air past you. Or even worse when riding out of the woods and your chainsaw is slapping the back of your new TLD. This is a simple design to keep your helmet and neck protected when riding with your saw.
Padded multi-layer chainsaw bar sheath, because we ride bikes with chainsaws.
~Fits all 18-20 chainsaw bars with chain.
~Padded Multi-Layer Sandwich Construction
~Zipper Closure
~Cinch buckle
~MSRP $33
Next up is the Treelines Sawyer Kit, named after my son and the Canadian Woodcutters. I designed this because I kept losing my saw tool in my pack, and my chains were always getting tangled up.
Designed to pack your chains and tools into the woods and keep them in order. With belt loop option, you can wear this off your hip while cutting long saw paths. Never chase down your tool and extra chains again. Rolls up tight with a compression buckle to fit in any backpack.
~2 chain pockets with Zipper Closure (Each fits 2 chains for 18"-20" bar)
~4 Tool/File columns
~Roll and cinch buckle closure
~Belt loops for on the go sawing
~Additional storage for other items
~MSRP $33
Nail bags are pretty basic, but I like to keep things in groups. That's why I added a hammer carry to our design. Now you can pack your 10 inch spikes along with your 4 pound hammer all in one roll. Should hold enough spikes and nails to build most of a bridge or a ramp.
Designed to pack your nails and hammer to the next wood project. The idea behind this bag is that your can keep your spikes and hammer together in one tight bundle. Quit losing piles of nails in the woods. We still love wood work on the trail. We want you to be motivated to pack in all the steel your going to need for your next wood project.
~2 Large nail pockets easily fits 10-inch spikes
~1 hammer strap (Holds up to a 5-pound hammer)
~Roll and cinch buckle closure
~Sturdy carrying handle
~MSRP $33
The last was the first. I was putting together these fire kits for promotional products to give away at build days and video premiers. If you live in the Northwest and build in the winter, fire is your friend. Drying out gear, getting warmed up, and cooking a hot meal during trail build days is a standard. I will be the first to admit, I am no Bear Grylls and I don't want to waste my digging time trying to get a wet wood fire going. This waterproof tube has enough match light dry cedar to get more than a spark going.
The Treelines Fire Kit is simple and complete to spark up a flame.
~Match light cedar
~Box of Matches
~Rolling papers
~Water tight plastic tube (6" X 2.5")
~MSRP $10 (does not ship with matches)
All or our products are designed and manufactured by hand in the USA. Yes that's right we believe in working harder for less. For more information about Treelines and our products please visit us at
www.treelinesnorthwest.comWe are a small grassroots company hand built from the ground. Please check us out and follow us as we grow and develop new products for trail builders. We have so much more in the prototyping stage and will be releasing some really exciting products this summer.
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Approved, & durable due to the aluminum construction. designed to fit in pack water bottle pockets at least.
We could def use accesories for holding machetes, shovels & rakes. We don't cut down many trees though.
Thanks.
Of course, using a chainsaw someplace you don't have permission to is pretty much universally frowned upon. You better have permission from the land manager, and whatever insurance and other training/certifications they require. That, and be sure you follow all precautions and restrictions during fire season.
We have had local trails closed down in no small part to jack-wads taking chainsaws out on private timber company land and cutting up salvageable blowdown across trails without permission.
~Match light cedar
~Box of Matches
~Rolling papers
~Water tight plastic tube (6" X 2.5")
~MSRP $10 (does not ship with matches)
So does it come with the matches or not? Love the addition of the papers tho!
I guess it could cover the last 18-20 inches of the bar anyway.