Looks like the midline zigzag may have finally been figured out?
New device from ISC
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Looks like the midline zigzag may have finally been figured out?
data farm 26
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looks super nice at a glance...
Reach
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Well, that looks cool!
Bendroctanus
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Shiny…
evo
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Looks like a uni and zigzag had a hot one night in the gear bag.
The little that is shown makes it look robust, but I question the link arm pins only being supported on one side.
The little that is shown makes it look robust, but I question the link arm pins only being supported on one side.
RyanCafferky
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It certainly looks intriguing but my initial reaction is to wonder when the first recalls will happen?
Reach
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Good question. While I love new gear, and like the idea of trying it out, I generally prefer to wait and let someone else fall out of the tree first. Once it has been proven for a little while, I will consider buying one.
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data farm 26
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that lowest little nub seems to the genius of it. Is this the reg device?
Phil
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Thought reg was working with notch
I think you’re right, that’s been radio silent but I was hoping that was going to be notch’s surprise for TCIA.
I know I've made this comment in threads for the new Buckingham, Akimbo, etc, but this new device is more proof we are currently living in a sort of golden age of mechanicals, there are just so many to choose from. Sure some will fail, but as others prove themselves, us climbers are the winners.
I'm also never one to be a first adopter, but I'll certainly keep an eye on this one.
I'm also never one to be a first adopter, but I'll certainly keep an eye on this one.
ATH
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..."Sure some will fail, but as others prove themselves, MOST OF us climbers are the winners"... (except for those for whom it fails)
Fixed
But otherwise, yeah, agreed...I'll let others play for a bit. In part because too many to choose from - let's see which floats to the top. It's like picking ice cream flavors - I want a scoop of each!
evo
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This is my main concern with the device
I can see a lot of wear and leverage applied to a offset rivet.
I can see a lot of wear and leverage applied to a offset rivet.
evo
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Time will tell, to me they look like stainless. Atleast I hope that’s what I’m seeing.
..."Sure some will fail, but as others prove themselves, MOST OF us climbers are the winners"... (except for those for whom it fails)
Fixed
But otherwise, yeah, agreed...I'll let others play for a bit. In part because too many to choose from - let's see which floats to the top. It's like picking ice cream flavors - I want a scoop of each!
To be clear I didn't mean fail as in people will fall out of trees (hopefully), just that some devices will prove to be a success by being a good product and others will be shown to preform poorly and disappear from the market.
Steve Connally
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I got some feedback from a tester who thinks it's solid but needs work. They've been primarily using it with the Apex and a Carilink. Closer to a hitch than the zz is according to them. I was less excited after hearing their opinion but not disappointed. Still curious personally
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