Compact Bulldog Bone

I use the elongated bollard and transitioning from the adjustable one I went ahead and purchased 4 elonfated bollards from Gordon a month or so ago. I will never be without now. Running the BDB on Xstatic it is awsome. Over a year of run time and it just gets better with wear.

Been climbing on a bone for three years and I would never be without one. I went ahead and bought a backup BDB in case anything happens to the one i run everyday.

Any questions please ask.
 
Will stein said:
I use the elongated bollard and transitioning from the adjustable one I went ahead and purchased 4 elonfated bollards from Gordon a month or so ago. I will never be without now. Running the BDB on Xstatic it is awsome. Over a year of run time and it just gets better with wear.

Been climbing on a bone for three years and I would never be without one. I went ahead and bought a backup BDB in case anything happens to the one i run everyday.

Any questions please ask.
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Do you find the elongated bollard smoother than the adj bollard on X-static?
I run the same setup and I'm in the 190/195 lbs-ish weight, at time I feel the adjustable bollard bites to much.
Quite smooth on Yale Kernm
 
dp75 said:
Do you find the elongated bollard smoother than the adj bollard on X-static?
I run the same setup and I'm in the 190/195 lbs-ish weight, at time I feel the adjustable bollard bites to much.
Quite smooth on Yale Kernm
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Im the same weight right around 200 and I think the elongated bollard bites less but seeing as it has a large wear area it gets better with age. 1 year in and its perfect. I rotate the elongated bollard every now and again for even wear. I would never go back to the adjustable bollard. Its just not necessary.
 
I now have the elongated bollards back in stock, this time rendered in aluminum rather than brass (same exact size)
I expect the aluminum elongated bollard to wear very similar to the brass, while being markedly lighter and dissipating heat well.
If anyone wants to order, please private message me.
 
Good afternoon from Devon, UK, Gordon!

I am interested in buying the BDB, do you ship to the UK?

If so what are the options/ priceless for this device?

Thanks,
Tom
 
I just picked it up from the post office and am so stoked to climb on this work of art. My first impression of it falling out the box into my hand was heart skipping a beat surprise of how precise and polished it is. Damn this is actually beautiful. I was expecting cold, rough, mad max ish, patina steel machinery. But this thing sparkles. The craftsmanship is awesome and way above my expectations. Can't wait to get this thing in a tree!
 
@Tomb2503; Welcome to the TreeBuzz forum! I know you’re going to like it here! Gordon is the best, and his invention does look like a priceless heirloom.

Be sure to use the search utility to find threads of interest to you. They go back years, and cover just about any tree work related subject you can think of. I look forward to reading more from you. Congratulations on making your first posts on this forum! Tim.
 
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