Quickie killer?

[Boomslang]

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[Muggs]

I like the shackle portion, would be awesome not having to operate the slic pin... feel like I would be dropping the pulley part... would just depend on price for me, the quickie is pretty cheap....

 

[Barc Buster]

Those are going to be bomber!!!

 

[Omayr98]

Why does everyone hate slick pins? I feel like the only who's never had any problems with a slick pin.

 

[Boomslang]

Why does everyone hate slick pins? I feel like the only who's never had any problems with a slick pin.

Gloves mostly. I don't have a problem with the slic pin action itself, but in the cooler weather when I wear gloves it becomes cumbersome.

 

[Njdelaney]

I saw these on Arbsession's Instagram today. These look cool to me. I can see using one as a bridge connection. Like a ring you can take off.

 

[Muggs]

I saw these on Arbsession's Instagram today. These look cool to me. I can see using one as a bridge connection. Like a ring you can take off.

I hadn't thought of that one, I like it

 

[Barc Buster]

I saw these on Arbsession's Instagram today. These look cool to me. I can see using one as a bridge connection. Like a ring you can take off.

Just looked. Looks like 2 different sizes. I already like the spring lock on the Isc rp248 block. Depending on price I think it will be a winner.

 

[Omayr98]

Gloves mostly. I don't have a problem with the slic pin action itself, but in the cooler weather when I wear gloves it becomes cumbersome.

Yeah makes sense. Never really had that problem, but I'm also spoiled with gloveless hands in warm weather most of the time

 

[Shadowscape]

Looks like it is going to be heavy and bulky to put on a bridge. I assume it is stainless steel not aluminum. I don't need that kind of weight and bulk on my harness. Really, as cool as they seem, I can't think of a use for one. If it was there I might use it as a pulley to bring up a larger saw, but I don't want to haul it up there for that, then find a way to attach it to the tree.
Looks like something that is going to show up on Wespur's discontinued page.
Love my quickies and use them quite a bit, but the pins are a pain with gloves on. I should cut the tip off of one thumb so I can use the nail for them.

 

[Lignotuber]

 

[Muggs]

Want, if it was double action

 

[Lignotuber]

Want

Lol, yeah I never used them for tree work but I have a few for slackline rigging. Not quite as redundant but they're sweet. I guess technically it's double action since you have to push the button followed by pulling the pin right? But still, those balls would surely let the pin slide out if it were loaded with enough force.

 

[Njdelaney]

Looks like it is going to be heavy and bulky to put on a bridge. I assume it is stainless steel not aluminum. I don't need that kind of weight and bulk on my harness. Really, as cool as they seem, I can't think of a use for one. If it was there I might use it as a pulley to bring up a larger saw, but I don't want to haul it up there for that, then find a way to attach it to the tree.
Looks like something that is going to show up on Wespur's discontinued page.
Love my quickies and use them quite a bit, but the pins are a pain with gloves on. I should cut the tip off of one thumb so I can use the nail for them.

As someone who has tried the CMI California swivel, it won't be TOO heavy lol

 

[Vicente]

I didn't see an option for it without the pulley part I'd be interested in the shackle part if it's a good size to work with a captains hook.

 

[Njdelaney]

The pulley comes with it but comes right off the slic pin. It would have to come off or you couldn't open it.

 

[moss]

I didn't see an option for it without the pulley part I'd be interested in the shackle part if it's a good size to work with a captains hook.

If you remove the sheave and reinstall the locking pin you've just recreated an expensive Quickie.
-AJ

 

[SeanRuel]

An expensive but glove friendly quickie!

 

[Boomslang]

And no risk of loading the pin in the wrong direction.

 

[Njdelaney]

$70 for the both versions. $3 more expensive than a milled Quickie. That seems like a reasonable price to me.