TRT

[Quintanana]

 

[oceans]

Maybe everyone could meet halfway in Hawai’i

That actually is halfway! Haha!

 

[Mowerr]

I found this picture in my files. I cannot credit the author of the photo since I don't remember where I found it, but I guess he is a buzzer...
Creative person ... Inverted twin legs tether, 2 RW, 1 ISC double pulley, 1 prussik, 2 pantin, 1 biner, 2 friction savers and 2 ropes. I don't know if it works but it's cool.

Pretty sure Mr.Shultz posted that pic

 

[Tuebor]

I took that Johhny Pro TRT video using a Flip video camera. I'll search around my old computer and see if I can find it.

 

[SomethingWitty]

I took that Johhny Pro TRT video using a Flip video camera. I'll search around my old computer and see if I can find it.

That was one of my favorite videos on the whole internet. I hate to think that the obvious mania was the motivation to take it down. It's endearing. He was so excited to show off the system.
Many of us would appreciate it if you found and shared it again.

 

[TimBr]

I took that Johhny Pro TRT video using a Flip video camera. I'll search around my old computer and see if I can find it.

If this means that you are the owner of the copyright and can legitimately post that video again, you would be doing the climbing community a great service. I do not know whether or not you need Johnny's permission to post it again, since he is the subject in the video. I hope it all works out.

Tim

 

[oceans]

TRT as we know with the Runner & 2 8mm Lines is unique, though still a bit of a take on some very old systems. When I spoke with @Mark Chisholm about the system, he told me about how he used something very similar at a comp, quite a long time ago.

The way John devised the adjustable floating anchor span is taking things out into the next level of creativity and application to unique climbing scenarios.

The fundamentals of the system can be hammered into many different molds. I’ve used a few different types, and there are pros and cons to them all. In fact, there’s a way to build it and comply 100% to the Z133.

In all sincerity, if there’s enough interest, I’d love to put on a workshop about the fundamentals, while also taking deeper dives into particular kits.

 

[papadirk]

In all sincerity, if there’s enough interest, I’d love to put on a workshop about the fundamentals, while also taking deeper dives into particular kits.

Count me in!

 

[SomethingWitty]

Man, where in North America would this happen? I'm down for about a 15 hour drive.

 

[SoftBankHawks]

I’m up for a 15 hour flight !

 

[SoftBankHawks]

... ..or down !

 

[Mowerr]

I tool a half a zan 15 hours till I land...I be out like a light ayyy, like light ayyy

 

[oceans]

Man, where in North America would this happen? I'm down for about a 15 hour drive.

I’d like to do it up here in the Northeast if it works. Shelter has some great resources and there are plenty of locations with awesome trees.

 

[SomethingWitty]

That is closer to a 30 hour drive for me.
I'll call it a maybe.

 

[SoftBankHawks]

I’d like to do it up here in the Northeast if it works. Shelter has some great resources and there are plenty of locations with awesome trees.

The place with the beautiful weeping fagus please !

 

[oceans]

I'll call it a maybe.

That’s better than a hard pass...

 

[oceans]

The place with the beautiful weeping fagus please !

Blithewold Mansion & Arboretum. Fred is usually welcome to events. I could speak with him about it. You could also check in on the cables in the Linden.

 

[Greg_L]

I'm interested enough to consider that drive.

 

[Acerxharlowii]

I’m still finding it a wee bit confusing on how this is used and the benefits thereof. If someone could post a video that would be fantastic. I wish the other hadn’t been taken down as I can’t find it anywhere. I’m always looking to expand my repertoire with climbing

 

[Brocky]

I think it allows the climber to easily move the suspended anchor point between two trees, or stems, by pulling on one of the two ropes that come down through the carabiner.