I'm thinking about adding a cinch to my hook, but they seem to be no longer available. Instead Trango is offering up a device called the Vergo, https://www.trango.com/p-337-vergo.aspx Seems very similar in function, I'm wondering if this device offers any improvements or if I should...
IMG_1734 by Jake_W posted Mar 29, 2017 at 7:15 PMIMG_1733 by Jake_W posted Mar 29, 2017 at 7:15 PMIMG_1735 by Jake_W posted Mar 29, 2017 at 7:15 PM Got my hands on this pulley today. Haven't put it to use but am satisfied so far. Nice rounded edges, attachment of the second carabiner is a...
I like the simplicity of that. I thought this Camp pulley would be nice for clipping back into hitchclimber style when using my long lanyard on my bridge. I'm currently using a pinto, and don't really care for how things line up when clipped into the rated becket.
24 kn, wll of 4kn represents a 6/1 safety factor. I was thinking of using it on my positioning lanyard. Hitchclimber and cmi double/triple pulleys come in at 30 kn, Stein skywalker is 24kn. Seems like things might get a little sloppy with the one large attachment hole.
Hello Buzzers! Turns out I'm on of the lucky winners! I'll be sure put up a thorough review once I've had a chance to put this device through it's paces.
Thanks again Ronin Team!
It seems to me that some arborists who take up this technique early in their careers become dependent on it, and may fail to move through the natural skills progression that should happen. I see guys struggle to make effective break/bypass cuts, or who have trouble cutting a clean notch. I see...
I've just finished reading the article, and must say I'm a bit surprised that you would choose to publish an article touting the benefits of a technique that is is clearly against written and accepted industry safety standards. Yes, the standards allow for exceptions to be made, but I'm sure it...
Milwaukee area technical College in Mequon Wi, offers a two year Arboriculture program. Heavy emphasis on woody plant identification, with tons of practical, in tree climbing and rigging and removal practice. Matc is also the only college program I've heard of that offers a specific course in...