blowing out the cobwebs

[colemanjessenz]

Well its finally the end of felling season and what better then to head on out into the forest and have a swing around in some trees .
I went down to Baden Baden today to meet up with a couple of friends and to have a climb in their training tree.
Needless to say I'm a bit rusty after being in spikes for the last few months but it was a wicked day with the lads being monkeys in such a beautiful Fagus.

Enjoy

 

[monkeylove]

Nice, that looked liked a fun time.

 

[WaitakKauri]

Sweet as, thanks for sharing

 

[Jem4417]

Very smooth. Do you do anything specific to get your hitch to self tend?

 

[colemanjessenz]

Very smooth. Do you do anything specific to get your hitch to self tend?

I spent a couple of years playing around With hitch's and hitch cord combos . I found a knot that will self tend and grab reliably but I always set it by habit anyway. Volcano hitch cord and a 3 and 3 vt that collapses into a 2.5 and three

 

[SWIFTYCLMBR]

Would that performance be similar to the ISA climber specialist requirement?
Nice work!

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[colemanjessenz]

Would that performance be similar to the ISA climber specialist requirement?
Nice work!

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Thanks man.
I have no idea about the type of climbing involved in the assessment but i doubt they would be to happy with the rope angle on that first limb walk ;P

 

[Stihlmadd]

Sweet work climb there Jesse