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    TreeStuff Party

    it was a nice free form and free event. these sorts of thing should be supported and encourage not just because tree guys coming together, sharing and rec climbing (without fear of being ticketed) are good things but being able to touch, try on and see first hand how gear works is a luxury few...
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    TreeStuff Party

    the guys name was J.R. Reed and his website is www.treemonkeyfun.com i think you should be able to get a hold of him through that. nice to meet you by the way. check out theschultzeffect.com for enough SRT info to make your head hurt ;)
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    Swivel benefits?

    i tend to agree, swivels are nice for when u wanna spin your orentation around too but they tend to allow rope twist to spin your device and make more of a rope mess.
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    The Shultz Effect

    perhaps with the rope against the trunk and having to put spikes on anyways he figured why bother?
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    Penn Del TCC

    all excellent climbers. i don't envy the judges on having to call that one ;) congrat to Derrick, a gifted cutting edge climbing innovator.
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    This is the Akimbo

    beautifully crafted well thought out device from a mad scientist with a mission of excellence i was also in attendance and got to test out the Akimbo first hand. compact, smooth, easily adjustable without tools, quick on and off the rope. don't know what else i can say that hasn't been said...
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    The Shultz Effect

    initially it certainly seems that way but your climbing style adapts and you begin climbing the actual tree more and using your body leverage different. you also start routing the tree differently and using more redirects to change the angle of your limb walks. setting up a quick 2:1 with SRT is...
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    My "seacret weapon"

    maybe try this? it's similar to the path you're on. it may help you transition to full SRT as well. fast forward to 2:53
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    rope runner

    :rock:
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    Best cut for swinging limbs

    i appreciate the nod :tanguero: the the answer to the question depends on alot of things for me, like type of tree/ wood characteristics, where the rigging point is and what's my clearance over the obstacle... very generally speaking i use a notch. a straight up rip cut can be a bit...
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    Tried DSRT yesterday. I'm a fan.

    i got a few ideas for set ups but it depends on a few things. like how do you plan to work the tree? it the work all over the entire tree? hit one side on the way up, do the whole top then repel and alternate between the other side and middle? do you want something set from the ground that puts...
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    The Shultz Effect

    with most things "it all comes down to the tree" as Drumbo said (spot on by the way). i wasn't trying to put DdRT on the same level as SRT, altho i'm sure it has come off that way at times, but definitely making sure not to promote it's elimination and more importantly, not ostracizing it and...
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    The Shultz Effect

    i feel honored really. i've only met him a hand full of times and he's not even that into to SRT, so for him to go out of his way like that was really the motivation for me to get on the Buzz and start living up to some expectations and making myself available for interrogation :tanguero:
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    No block no prob

    when you blocked down the wood did you have stubs to run your butt hitch over or did you have to cut grooves in the trunk to run the rope in?
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    trying to go srt

    the theschultzeffect.com ;)
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    What rope are you using for the rope runner???

    like the feed illustrates, different ropes for different folks. but for me i've found that the Runner works best on static rope because they hold their shape the best and the tight jackets tend to be smoother and slicker, giving it a gentle "slide to a stop feeling". it's also easier to engage...
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    What rope are you using for the rope runner???

    nice helmet, makes u look 10 years younger :D
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    Looking for some "weird" spikes for a coworker...

    They are Talons. I though Bailey's used to have them, not sure though. Not even sure if these are even still made...
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    pruning vs trimming

    pruning Pfanner man canopy x-rigging rings notch up close & personal, i'll find a way out there crown reduction spikes removal kidding , mostly :D
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    Pfanner man is here

    after 10 years in NYC it was time for a change. big case of grass is always greener i guess. i'm contracting full time now, have saw, will travel ;) and yeah, Ben is new king of the concrete jungle. mostly Brooklyn actually, not as much work in the Bronx

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