OOO!
I have another pet peeve to add
Climbers who cut notches on EVERYTHING they cut, even if it's unnecessary
A notch is not something you have to create every single time you cut a branch off a tree
There are situations that warrant using a notch while removing limbs; a notch is a method of...
Another problem with natural redis - if you redirect enough times the friction can be tough while trying to pull your rope out
Even more so with a canopy anchor
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Dude I totally get where you're coming from with keeping it simple
I guess some ppl don't like having to feed my entire tail through a crotch. Gets old quick
Variation of the MultiSling Redirect (not sure who to credit for it, but not my invention)
A night of My Imori wouldn't fit through the ring on the MS, so I girth a large DMM anchor ring and a ultra O into a loop runner. Bight goes through the ring, revolver into the bight, tie tail of line...
Mr. Treegongfu
Did you make this modification yourself? (The slack tending roller, that is?)
Or is this something you custom ordered from Mr. Gordon @surveyor
I'm starting to see this device is modular, and able to be tweaked according to the users preferences and quirks.
Are all y'all...
I can understand your qualm with these blood stopper pouches. However, I carry one (and so do a lot of other climbers) because it provides extra lumbar support on the Treemotion and Treemotion S. Light.
I'd argue most people who buy these do not anticipate ever having to use these stopper...
I was thinking the same thing wtf is going on here? It's single up, double down, I thought? Why make your life harder and switch it around? And what's up with wrench runner? Maybe he's a genius and knows something I don't know *shrug*
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I keep is simple. Just grab anything I may need before I go up (redis, second frambium saver (cambium/friction saver in ONE WORD HAHAHAH) chainsaw lanyard, maybe a game boy or somethin.
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I'm taking the ISA Arborist Certification test in October. I was hoping all of you ISA certified folks could give me a little insight about how to study for the test, which parts of the test are the most important, and what additional resources (besides the ISA Cert. Study guide) would be...