I use redirects almost every time I can. I am all srt besides removals. You have a high angle TIP with ddrt because you need the angles to hit every limb, limb walk, etc. Instead of me running out every limb I'll swing over to the opposite leader in the crown and spider down the whole opposite...
Look into petzl voltage chest harness. Little pricey, very comfortable. I attach it with a non locking biner to the top attachment point on my hitchclimber
I used Yale Aztec for almost a year and Yale Sumac for several months now all for SRT work positioning and ascent, but have used it DDRT as well. Works perfectly, very abrasion resistant and mechanical friendly.
Cali doesnt sound so bad but I'm with my old man now causing mayhem and enjoyin it And Chisholm even when I'm wrong I'm right haha. I'll see you the 14th and you better be suited up I don't wanna here any retirement bs
201t hands down great saw. I use and abuse it. If you think it doesn't compare your being stubborn thats it. Just because its quiet and revs down doesn't mean that thing ain't ripping through that wood.
I have the treemotion and its been 3 years in it so far. It's held up for everyday climbing all types of weather but I just bought the new sequoia and its a serious improvement from the original design something worth testing out but only time will tell.
Just since we're on the topic just wanted to ask... any good competition footlocking rope that would be recommended... just for competition not something I would work with... just asking
I got them with the steel insert there great especially for the winter but I'm thinking about buying a different set of spikes for the summer. Nice heavy duty pad but they are bulky.
Yo Mark,
Still waiting on that phone call back. Im in no rush at the moment because of who I am working for, but a job with Aspen is something that I would like to do for the experience and opportunity to work with the best. Bucket Work is great and quite frankly I am an excellent operator. I...