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    CEU's for the Schultz Effect!

    Watch the entire Schultz Effect, go to gum.com/poCT then take this quiz. E-mail your answers to theschultzeffect@gmail.com along with your full name and ISA certification number and i will submit it to the ISA. If you pass the test you will receive 1.5 CEU's. You must e-mail me from the e-mail...
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    Porta wrap in tree?

    not sure which video you're referring too. i've done it in a few videos. In August Hunicke's A-team video i was experimenting with creating enough friction from the double blocking so that i could self lower negative rigged logs. i had a THT on the spar and double beast sling on the piece. The...
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    Quickie - favorite uses

    i talk about it a little in "the Schultz Effect" but i haven't shown it on my YouTube Channel. I did two videos on the "Triple Threat" which is a very similar concept brought together in one product where you have three climbing lines joined by one ring (let your imagination run wild) :reloco: I...
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    Quickie - favorite uses

    something Jared Abrojena came up, it's a cool different way to work a tree SRT. basically you work your way up your line till you're to the top, unweigh your line and make an alpine butterfly, then take a 2nd climbing line, make an alpine or other midline knot in the middle of that rope and...
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    Quickie - favorite uses

    all of the above plus attaching two ropes (with splices preferably) together and also making the Jared spider system.
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    Porta wrap in tree?

    worth a shot
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    Yale Scandere

    i'm not always methodical, sometimes i start running before thinking about where i'm goin :loco: maybe Dave was using a new Runner &/ or didn't readjust his bollard. who knows. the Runner can be a bit of a finicky device. i ran my cougar blue into the ground. was a great rope.
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    Yale Scandere

    for me, the Rope Wrench is the easier to use tool, especially when making micro adjustments (like letting out just an inch of slack so you can reach something). all around user friendly, easy up & down, ready to go on any rope. the effortless slack tending (or even self tending), ability to make...
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    Contract Climber in California.

    where in Cali are you located?
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    Porta wrap in tree?

    i use the mini porty in the tree all the time, especially when i want maximum control (i.e. the ground guys can not be trusted at all:nocausagracia:). the ability to set friction, have it run unmanned, then stop it & lock it off whenever you want is unmatched. when i want a bigger WLL than it or...
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    Yale Scandere

    hmmm, i wonder why? maybe personal preference? we all run our rigs a lil diff. i like to rip around on mine so they're set for speed & only come out for the biggest trees. they're also very broken in ;) I would say the tightness of the weave of the jacket, I found the RR very easy to engage on...
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    Hobbs device

    with HOBBS u can lift/ tension/ pull and go straight into a run (preferably two groundies to make it happen), can't do that with any other device. u can also run 1" rope on it, don't know that u can really do that on any other device either.
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    Yale Scandere

    hands down absolute best rope for the Rope Runner by far!
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    Safebloc boys

    hahaha, yeah :D:envidioso I wasn't there for the last day so it was just X and his super groundie Adam. we had gotten the stick down to where he could just crane it out but after we had double Safebloced those chunks out of the top he was amped to experiment with it more in the name of rigging...
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    Safebloc boys

    because the rope is doubled up like that when it goes over there are 3 legs moving so the groundie has to let it run 3x's as fast to achieve a normal run. so they basically have to let it fly thru their hands and try to stop it. it seems intimidating but they gotta remember because the rope is...
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    Safebloc boys

    the rigging set up was a design of @theXman basically a controlled speedline set up. catch limbs with the rigging line, stop them, then tension the speedline with the winch (not to tight) & use the rig line to control the descent. as for the tree, it was a double lead white oak. the lead closest...
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    new Akimbo for sale

    gawd damn Levi, way to lay down the hammer! got me rearranging my budget:envidioso...
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    new Akimbo for sale

    hehe, yeah, better pace ourselves, Sunday is a ways away :rolleyes: $577
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    new Akimbo for sale

    $575
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    new Akimbo for sale

    watching like a hawk, eh? ;) $560

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