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Solidur chainsaw pants
pictures of sofresh. Button snap missing but can be replaced/repaired. Hook snap still functions- flyingmosstreen
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- Forum: TreeBay
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Solidur chainsaw pants
I have two pair up for sale. I'll practically give em away. First pair is size small, completely unused. "Forester" model, this is their entry level pant. Too tight for me (I wear a 30" waist) length is good though (I am 5'10".) 50$ plus shipping. Second pair is the "sofresh" model. These...- flyingmosstreen
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- Forum: TreeBay
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HHXF with DMM director yoke carabiner?
Are you concerned about cross loading your carabineer? Like stated above, take the ring out or attach the ring to your saddle/bridge and then that last wire gate carabineer, to that and capture the ring side with wire and just clip right in to hh... That director with the ring doesn't quite...- flyingmosstreen
- Post #4
- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Kayo boots
Ha, ya I would definitely hesitate to wear them for pruning in a Bradford pair or anything with super tight unions... We shall see how they wear over time. The arbpros are sweet right now. And probably forever and ever. I haven't heard of the Meindl airstreams- flyingmosstreen
- Post #6
- Forum: General Discussion
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Kayo boots
I'd say range of motion is unchanged. Though the Kayo is bulky to begin with. Compared to arb pros it's a big difference. I'll see when they actually break in. I am still rocking the arbs for now as they are too damn comfortable.- flyingmosstreen
- Post #4
- Forum: General Discussion
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Kayo boots
Alright. I purchased a pair of the Kayo chainsaw boots from arbortec. They are sweet! One thought I had while trying them on is, what's up with the tongue?! But when I tried on my breathe flex chainsaw pants with them I had a revelation. There is Velcro inside the front cuff of the pant...- flyingmosstreen
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Please help me choose the right products
There is a notch flow wrench and tether for sale on treebay if you're still going that route ...- flyingmosstreen
- Post #19
- Forum: Stationary Rope Technique-Half the rope, twice the
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Chainsaw pants-SOLD
Received as described. Fit like a glove -JP- flyingmosstreen
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- Forum: TreeBay
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Today....
Sheesh and by basswood I meant box elder lol. Scrambling :) there was no good high center in this tree, real bushy.- flyingmosstreen
- Post #2,679
- Forum: General Discussion
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Today....
Basswood end weight reduction and dead wood. Homeowner was very happy with end result. We decided to not remove these two leads as it would've punched a massive hole in the canopy. It looks like this wound has been there a while...- flyingmosstreen
- Post #2,677
- Forum: General Discussion
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Saddle setup (picture thread)
This is arbsession's version of the kernmaster 11.7mm. They call it kernRaptor because of the Jurassic park themed colors. It's the same as Wesspurs bifrost which is what I primarily climb on.- flyingmosstreen
- Post #48
- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Saddle setup (picture thread)
Finally got the work bag home this weekend. I picked up an edelrid first aid pouch to replace the puke green Buckingham blood stopper kit. The bandage fits perfect in the new pouch but it is much smaller and more compact than the buck pouch. Definitely not a minimalist approach :) But I'd...- flyingmosstreen
- Post #42
- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Notch gear bag 80$
Right on .... Went to school up north country at Potsdam. Thanks for reaching out- flyingmosstreen
- Post #8
- Forum: TreeBay
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Samson hyperstatic 11.7
200ft with zigzag passable splice. Orange.- flyingmosstreen
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- Forum: TreeBay
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Samson hyperstatic 11.7
Interested in petzl control 12.5? Never used in production. Less than five rec climbs- flyingmosstreen
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- Forum: TreeBay
