The yellow Sirius bull rope 16mm is 200 feet. $140 plus shipping.
The 3 strand is 150 feet. $65 plus shipping
The rope bucket is a 30 L. $90 plus shipping please.
I am moving on from these lines due to no fault of their own. Extremely lightly used, in fact almost no use. I bought them because I used to work for NATS and TF was a rope partner and I needed to have TF products when we did any photo or video shoots, and because TF didn't supply kit upon...
Moss, I think you'd like the zigzag as well as any other mechanical hitch system because it feels most like rope on rope in my opinion. A lot depends on where and how one climbs. Here in the upper midwest we have trees that tend towards being as broad as they are tall, and a more dense than...
Vortex is larger diameter and has a softer, some say squishy, feel. Voyager is a really nice line for SRS and MRS if you change up methods often. Voyager is more like Yale's Blue Moon products. Vortex, when it's nicely broken in, has a cover that fuzzes up like an old sweater. Vortex is nice...
Greg, this is gold! Putting it in the van book for when there's traveling training near... Norfolk Island Pine? Isn't that native to er, Norfolk Island? What in the heck was it doing getting shipped to Ohio?!
Hello all,
NATS will be opening registration for a women led, women focused one day chainsaw class.
Please stay tuned to the website, here, IG, etc for details.
It’s 20 May 2022 in Massachusetts.
Lots of hands on cutting time, maint, sharpening. Geared towards beginning to intermediate, this...
Hmm, I've heard around 5K from many climbers over the years... I think the question is misleading because on any *one* climb, probably 1000-2500 worth of gear, but if someone stole the work van, fully stocked....many, many thousands.
It's a great question though and one your insurance provider...
Thank you everyone. Lots of great information and I will use it all. This is my first crane job where I will be able, as second climber, to do cutting. I've been on lots of crane assisted removals, on the ground though.
Working with a crane experienced climber, so really looking forward to it!
What length do you recommend? I've got some MC crane slings, so although these would be /could be used for leads, I'm mostly looking to fill the gap for bigger wood.