Cleaning house sale

Jackohh1412 said:
Good afternoon all,

I have a few items I need to part ways with. Just collecting dust and I could use the funds now and big picture if I want them again I can buy them down the road lol.
120$ singing tree rope wrench black


SOLD 375$-Monkey beaver saddle (a few light rec climbs no production) I think there great but I fly a 18’ treeMo and I’m very much in love and probably will never go to another one.SOLD

200$- Rope runner og (light production use I’ll put photos up tomorrow) works fine just not for me.

SOLD 70$- Brand new notch jet step I hate the design I love my ct won’t switch that up SOLD

SOLD 120$- Brand new 200’ Yale blue moon w/splice SOLD

SOLD 50$ - Brand new 120’ Yale blaze no splice SOLD

200$ - ART spiderjack3 brand new witch clutches (I get no one is going to buy it but might as well put it out there.

I bought all this stuff when I first started climbing and got the bug. It’s all been taking care of and stored in a nice box that was in my old apartment had to move out life goes on and just can convince myself to hold on to it any longer. I’ve done enough exchanges here on the buzz and if you check my history I’m a reg dude but if concerned and someone actually wants to buy we can FaceTime or whatever works for you to verify I’m a real person.

Thanks all
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I do have one more but I’m gonna hold on to it for now I’ve been using the adjustable notch version everyday and totally dig it can’t justify having three I’ll prob post it in a few weeks if you don’t find one in the meantime I’ll send it over then it’s a red one little more used then the black one I posted but more then fine.
 
Haha, no, thanks mr. Swing. I was just wondering. And I guessed way low. I guessed you had 7! I’m pretty happy with my akimbo. And I have one wrench I break out occasionally. Great tool for sure. And thanks Jack.
 
chiselbit said:
Haha, no, thanks mr. Swing. I was just wondering. And I guessed way low. I guessed you had 7! I’m pretty happy with my akimbo. And I have one wrench I break out occasionally. Great tool for sure. And thanks Jack.
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I’m assuming you’ve ran a rope runner can you give some insight to an akimbo? I normally run a wrench which works out fine but the compact nature and eazy on off of the akimbo are becoming increasingly attractive I just hear there quite temperamental and I’ve also heard rope runner can be more forgiving if that makes sense
 
Yes to all of that. I put up with it sometimes being less than the perfect feel , like sometimes it’s a bit too fast, creeps when loaded or it’s a little slow, harder to release, but the on /off speed is a big plus in my book as I’ll sometimes take it off the rope to redirect over something out of my reach. And then there’s days where it’s adjusted perfect. I also like the no sit back compared to a wrench.
 
chiselbit said:
Yes to all of that. I put up with it sometimes being less than the perfect feel , like sometimes it’s a bit too fast, creeps when loaded or it’s a little slow, harder to release, but the on /off speed is a big plus in my book as I’ll sometimes take it off the rope to redirect over something out of my reach. And then there’s days where it’s adjusted perfect. I also like the no sit back compared to a wrench.
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I have never tried an akimbo. Only SRT I have never tried. Must try soon. It will have to be black though. My setup on the wrench has zero sitback, most comp climbers ride a wrench so there is a reason. It is fast and precise and very reliable. You can get up and pull out a new hitchcord { ask me how many I own } and match it to most ropes by after a few minutes it will be dialed in easy peasy. No moving parts like a mechanical. I dig the pros of mechanicals but truly favor rope on rope as it is the perfect combo for me. Love me some textiles. lol.
 
islandarb said:
I have never tried an akimbo. Only SRT I have never tried. Must try soon. It will have to be black though. My setup on the wrench has zero sitback, most comp climbers ride a wrench so there is a reason. It is fast and precise and very reliable. You can get up and pull out a new hitchcord { ask me how many I own } and match it to most ropes by after a few minutes it will be dialed in easy peasy. No moving parts like a mechanical. I dig the pros of mechanicals but truly favor rope on rope as it is the perfect combo for me. Love me some textiles. lol.
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Maybe I’ll fool around with some diff hitch cords I think my problem is I’m limited in my configurations cause I run the small Caralink tether I don’t like the traditional longer tethers but I’m pretty sure the inability to get more creative with my
Hitches is a reason I can’t find the buttery smoothness
 
Njdelaney said:
I'm glad he's buying it so I don't have to. I've really come to like Blaze. Super light, great with hitches, low stretch.
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@Njdelaney took the blaze out today to stretch/milk any jacket off of it…. Unlike all my other Yale ropes, there was literally no jacket to come off…. In your experience is this how the 11mm blaze is? All my other moon varieties, confetti, and arrow frogs have had a lot of jacket sag. Don’t get me wrong, this not a bad quality at all, it’s just foreign to me.
 
Chris Schultz said:
@Njdelaney took the blaze out today to stretch/milk any jacket off of it…. Unlike all my other Yale ropes, there was literally no jacket to come off…. In your experience is this how the 11mm blaze is? All my other moon varieties, confetti, and arrow frogs have had a lot of jacket sag. Don’t get me wrong, this not a bad quality at all, it’s just foreign to me.
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Seems like whomever purchased that line originally just took incredible care of it
 
Jackohh1412 said:
Seems like whomever purchased that line originally just took incredible care of it
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Haha. No complaints here at all!!! Every 24 strand Yale I’ve had(I’ve had lots) has excessive amounts of “slop” in the core/jacket interface. Blue moon, poison moon, confetti black, arrow frog etc…. all had 12-20” of jacket milked off the ends….. The Blaze zero, it’s great!
 
Chris Schultz said:
Haha. No complaints here at all!!! Every 24 strand Yale I’ve had(I’ve had lots) has excessive amounts of “slop” in the core/jacket interface. Blue moon, poison moon, confetti black, arrow frog etc…. all had 12-20” of jacket milked off the ends….. The Blaze zero, it’s great!
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Lol I’m just trying to be funny Im curious are you going to mainly srs or double rope with that line? Mechanicals or hitch? I don’t think I ever gave smaller lines enough respect
 
Chris Schultz said:
@Njdelaney took the blaze out today to stretch/milk any jacket off of it…. Unlike all my other Yale ropes, there was literally no jacket to come off…. In your experience is this how the 11mm blaze is? All my other moon varieties, confetti, and arrow frogs have had a lot of jacket sag. Don’t get me wrong, this not a bad quality at all, it’s just foreign to me.
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I got a 100' piece from a member here and was only able to milk about 6" off of it after a couple climbs and about 3 passes with a prusik and biner, so similar. This piece was a few years old, had a spliced eye at one end and was very lightly used so that is my only experience. Less milked off than I expected for sure.
 
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