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  1. CloggerPete

    Cheeky rec climb in Aus

    Looks epic. Amazing Photos. I am guessing you are somewhere down around Albury? FYI Victoria and NSW are less beerish than WA, although Queensland may actually be worse;)
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    Today....

    You go girll!!!
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    Today....

    Brilliant! She's rocking the beanie as well
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    Pant's

    Looking good! They age well, like a fine wine :cool:
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    Pant's

    Awesome. I am the rep for both Australia and NZ, so I am generally floating somewhere between the 2!
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    Pant's

    Awesome! Whereabouts in Australia are you headed? Would be keen to catch up with you at some point.
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    UK. Two ropes at all times(USA next?)

    Appreciate the feedback, it is similar to what I have heard from a number of Arborists in New Zealand since coming back from TCIA. Thing is, quite a number of utility arbs at TCIA were getting quite excited about the concept, so am trying to work out the difference in logic from their thinking...
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    UK. Two ropes at all times(USA next?)

    Hahahaha definitely agree. Not trying to push the product just interested in potential usage scenarios.
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    UK. Two ropes at all times(USA next?)

    Could I ask out of curiosity about your comment on Kevlar sleeves for lanyards? Clogger (where I work) are currently working with Brett Huet to develop a chainsaw protective sleeve to go over lanyards for the utilities market in the US/Canada. Is this something that would be used in normal arb...
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    Pant's

    Sad to hear that! Its amazing how many people have incredible stories to tell if you are willing to give them the time of the day and be interested in them rather than yourself! Well done for looking after your neighbours! p.s. if you need new pants after your unfortunate encounter the discount...
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    Pant's

    Thanks for the feedback!!! I believe Lincoln is still talking about making some climbing trousers for your 10 year old as well! I suspect it will be a pet project of his over the next few months
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    Pant's

    Sorry about the delay in replying! I have had a hectic few weeks, which started with the TCIA show and has only got crazier since. @B_Strange and @HigherGroundArborist were both there and can tell about the new Ascend winter pants we had there. From my perspective I can tell you they are a...
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    Cool ice pack or fan vest?

    :LOL:
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    Cool ice pack or fan vest?

    :ROFLMAO: I haven't heard of them, but our skunk works never ceases to surprise me. I'll pass the message on and see what happens. Where do you think the fan should be located :sorprendido3:
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    which chainsaw pants?

    So definitely an external pocket rather than internal one? That will mean either a flap over it (which may be a pain) or just a standard open jean type external pocket.
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    which chainsaw pants?

    Alright, let's see what I can do. First up, what type of pocket do you want, and how big do you want it? Zipped shut or a jean type pocket or something with velcro flap type arrangement? Left or right side?
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    which chainsaw pants?

    I think we are looking at an approx November release for pant that will similar characteristics to the Pfanner, except obviously a lot lighter and more comfortable!
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    which chainsaw pants?

    Question for everyone out there! Would you be interested in really comfy stretch jeans that also had chainsaw protection? They aren't available yet, still progressing through the skunk works. They literally look like a pair of jeans, and everyone that has worn the prototypes says they feel...
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    which chainsaw pants?

    I hear your pain!!! How much are you climbing vs groundwork?
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    which chainsaw pants?

    Thanks ghostice!!! We are the opposite of a deathstar corporate:) We currently have about 50 staff and are growing as fast as we can find staff, which is actually harder than it sounds. Good sewing machinists are quite thin on the ground at the bottom of New Zealand. That being said, if anyone...

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