Santiago Casanova
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Just wondering why in heaven's name you bought a knock off anything. Especialky for climbing life support or not.
I built an experimental set-up using a cheap $20 chest ascender from ebay following the concept outlined in this thread. I had trouble getting the system working efficiently. One foot seemed to be fighting the other foot. I'm sure there is a learning curve to the technique. I'll post a picture when I can.
On a side note, I would recommend closely monitoring the cheap ascender's teeth on your rope. The blue one I bought had wicked sharp teeth and they wanted to pluck fibers when sliding up the rope. You could probably grind down each tooth individually to alleviate this issue...
The cat seems to approve. Your system is much more streamlined than mine with knots. Are you going to use a pulley at waist or chest height?
There are knockoffs and then there are rebranded units. I do agree to a point, but if strictly for personal use and NON life support who cares? If it works it works, as long as you never cheat and use it as life support for even a momentJust wondering why in heaven's name you bought a knock off anything. Especialky for climbing life support or not.
Well there was nothing important said, mainly that you get rid of the bungee and you can leave it on. So nothing new.Even without the translation, I still get the gist of this...
Just strap your Saka to your knee to find out.Compared to a Saka, I wonder of the steps are any shorter or longer when using a knee strap, or does the convenience of leaving it on negate the difference?
How new is this product?Just strap your Saka to your knee to find out.