Allgear Low Fricton Rings

[Tree-Taylor]

For the Canadian gear heads among us...

https://www.treenorthindustries.com...ed-teflon-coated-all-gear?variant=17722508035

 

[NE Tree]

Anyone tried these yet? Just ordered a couple of the large size, can't wait to try them out.

 

[KevinS]

doesn't the swl being stamped give false sense because it really depends on the cordage used around the rings.

 

[monkeylove]

I don't think so, although I see where it could confuse someone. You would hope that anyone using anyrrigging gear would understand that the SWL is always based off the lowest number in the system.

 

[CutHighnLetFly]

@Swifty_htl
My buddy's been using em. Got em from George at Shelter tree. Maybe he can give you guys some feedback

 

[bonner1040]

Kinda like carabiners and rope.... different breaking strengths and all.

 

[trevmcrev]

Likewise, I saw recently that TreeGear has a sweet looking version of the APTA now. They gave a nice shoutout to TreeStuff. This is awesome in my book and the spirit of what it is all about.

Old as post I know... Geez, I haven't been on the buzz for years and just saw this! But just for clarity the TIP Sniper we sell isn't made by Treegear, just bought and sold (and stickered!) by us. It's made by a local arborist/customer who we were willing to support.

The APTA as awesome as it is, is just way too expensive to import to here in Oz to resell, causing many to want to just make their own. A locally produced one can be in the hands of Aussie Arborists at a fair enough price that makes it worth not making your own, though plenty still do.

Full credit to Treestuff though for the idea!

 

[CutHighnLetFly]

Anyone have any feedback on how these wear or if the coating chips easy?