Quickie

[Richard Mumford-yoyoman]

I love a pear shaped quicklink with a Pinto pulley and I'm comfortable with what it provides, I know others may not.
This may be a fantastic solution. Kevin breaks new ground once again with the Slic Pin.


Coming soon! Quickie
For those that wrestle with base and canopy anchors, using screw links, anchor rings, incorporating pulleys for pulling redirects, finding suitable mid-line attachable anchorage, even single up double down climbing or lanyard adjusters such as CELanyard style setups...........
...............this may be your rated solution.





30Kn 15Kn

 

[WaitakKauri]

Sweet as - I like this, simple and quick.

plus I like your humour

 

[monkeylove]

I like the concept a lot. Not sure I would use it as a canopy anchor, unattended Slickpins scare me a little. Might change my mind after a while of testing but for anytime I can see and touch it regularly I think it is great.

 

[NE Tree]

I can't wait to get a few. Any idea of the price? I have lots of ideas for these.

 

[Richard Mumford-yoyoman]

I can't wait to get a few. Any idea of the price? I have lots of ideas for these.

Not cheap but a lot less then the cost of an opened or broken side-loaded carabiner. I'm not the one to ask either but I would estimate it to be at least twice the price of a biner. These, I believe, are of stainless steel so that jacks the price right away, same with a quick link.

 

[Boomslang]

The important question...Will it fit the HH2?

 

[WaitakKauri]

always with caution, comes my enthusiasm

I'm trying to think about previous discussions about these double slick pins. Are these not considered 3 action, similar to a biner?

edit: damn autocorrect

 

[JeffGu]

I have lots of ideas for these.

The gears are turning, for sure. I think I'm going to start writing them down before I forget the good ones!

 

[Kris Anderson]

Or the HH1...

 

[RajElectric]

In his youtube video the quickie was used on a HH of some sort.

 

[Steve Connally]

I'm having trouble wrapping my head around using it for a canopy anchor instead of a biner. Anyone, anyone, anyone Beuler?

 

[fall_risk]

I think they're talking about using it where you'd put a quick link or a ring in the eye of an alpine butterfly or bowline-ona-bight. It's on Treestuff now, $56 with the "online" discount code.

 

[treebing]

I use a clove hitch to the quickie. Its important to make sure the slic is oriented away from the tree for the girth. In

 

[monkeylove]

Looks good Kevin. A lot of time went into machining a nice radius around the edges.

 

[treebing]

Yes they are very pretty.

 

[macswan]

I definitely want one of those

 

[Steve Connally]

Ordered mine tonight. Already have a tracking number. Clove hitch. Gonna have to try it. It'll be a challenge always making sure the pin is oriented rite while setting a tip 100' up. I'm sure I'll come up with a system. Can't wait!

 

[oldoakman]

Steve you really need help! Anyone for an intervention?

 

[Treetopflyer]

The quest continues for a more seamless transitions in the climb. Good innovation. 15 kn minor axis is pretty dern strong.

 

[Treezybreez]

In the configuration where you have two eyes in the pinto, I would be concerned that the slick pin would snag fiber. Cool design, I want a slightly larger one (for optimal bend radius) to replace a steel biner when I'm choking my TIP on a spar.