A fine day of climbing...

I think he uses it to make detaching the RW tether easier if switching to MRS
That is true enough. I wanted to be able to add and remove it really easily without sandwiching it in the first hitch climber hole, to do exactly what you say. That way I don't have to detach from my harness to switch between MRS and SRS. But also wanted a compact and simple attachment system in general for MRS. I like "MRS" instead of DdRT, etc., because my initials are MRS. Of course, "MRS" as initials weren't great to have growing up. Thanks Mom and Dad! :)
 
That is true enough. I wanted to be able to add and remove it really easily without sandwiching it in the first hitch climber hole, to do exactly what you say. That way I don't have to detach from my harness to switch between MRS and SRS. But also wanted a compact and simple attachment system in general for MRS. I like "MRS" instead of DdRT, etc., because my initials are MRS. Of course, "MRS" as initials weren't great to have growing up. Thanks Mom and Dad! :)
Your initials could be worse, my aunt is TED, and my father is DAD! Couple that with his poor handwriting, and I was frequently accused of forging his initials when I was in elementary school…
 
Hello All,

I hope the weekend finds you well.

I'm just buzzing from a nice day of recreational tree climbing. I am a regular visitor to this forum. I learn a great deal, and pickup lots of interesting ideas.

When I climb, I like to try at least one new technique during my outing to keep things interesting.

Today, I employed the 2:1 advantage while limb walking while climbing SRT. I added a Clove Hitch above the Rope Wrench. Clipped on a carabiner. Ran the running end through the carabiner. Worked really nice.

I also fabricated and employed a small aluminum device that allows me to deploy the Rope Logic tether to the Hitch Climber with a Slic Pin (Idea came from Bino H.). The device works great.

Cheers.

ZK

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Screenshot_20220301-181216.pngcoolios, another good option is the caraLINK. SCAM system also works well as an alternative to the clove and is retrievable.
 
I tried to Quickie but didn't like how it affected alingment of everything. Settled on a DMM XSRE (4 kN rating). Been sitting in the bag for a couple of months, as I haven't done any Rope Wrench climbing lately. The large shrink tubing is just to orient/smooth it.

Not life support, but probably not secure enough to ultimately use. Also, the shrink wrap on the biner itself is for noise reduction, something that might not last a day. The whole thing may be a disappointment. We'll see.

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Hey how you doing man. Can I get an update how this worked out for you thanks
Stay safe out there and up there
 

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