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Yes and no. It's unattractive the massive gouges that can occur from routine spike climbing but many palms are 30+yrs old on resorts and golf courses that don't care about the chatty look. The worst thing that can be done is the "rooster tailing". A skirt lift so extreme that it renders a plume...

I would use them on coconut palm back in Hawaii. Maybe a d-fir if I was doing a skirt lift (fun way to say removing lower limbs). Coconut palm is not a tree and never mends from being spike climbed.

I take those if nobody else has yet!