Oops, sorry for the confusion, as NATS instructors we are helping Paul sell the Wraptor, that is why we have a NIB model for sale.
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Lumberjack
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When is the southern chapter meeting? I may could bring mine, although I wans't planning on going.
Scratch that request, 27-30th. That may work.
If Paul isn't going, I could handle the demos and setup for the comp.
Scratch that request, 27-30th. That may work.
If Paul isn't going, I could handle the demos and setup for the comp.
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- Northern California
The Western Chapter of the ISA will have a Wraptor available to get climbers up in the work climb tree. I'm bringing mine to the competition so not to worry.
The Wraptor is one of the most awesome tools on the market today. If you don't have one by now you are only falling behind your competition who has one. Nothing beats a Wraptor except maybe a Spider lift. But for twenty-five hundred dollars it sure beats the price of a bucket truck.
Get yourself one and begin to see the light from out of the cave of darkness.
The Wraptor is one of the most awesome tools on the market today. If you don't have one by now you are only falling behind your competition who has one. Nothing beats a Wraptor except maybe a Spider lift. But for twenty-five hundred dollars it sure beats the price of a bucket truck.
Get yourself one and begin to see the light from out of the cave of darkness.
easyphloem
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- Location
- Louisville, KY
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When is the southern chapter meeting? I may could bring mine, although I wans't planning on going.
Scratch that request, 27-30th. That may work.
If Paul isn't going, I could handle the demos and setup for the comp.
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SZ
When is the southern chapter meeting? I may could bring mine, although I wans't planning on going.
Scratch that request, 27-30th. That may work.
If Paul isn't going, I could handle the demos and setup for the comp.
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PM sent.
SZ
- Location
- Hawaii
To arrive at your TIP without being winded is pretty unusual at first (unless of course you're Mark Chisholm
).
Definitely worth the money and not to mention it was designed and created by an actual production climber. The weight is really a non-issue as once the device is setup on the line it supports itself. The noise isn't near as bad as a 200t and the exhaust faces away from the climber while ascending.
jp
Definitely worth the money and not to mention it was designed and created by an actual production climber. The weight is really a non-issue as once the device is setup on the line it supports itself. The noise isn't near as bad as a 200t and the exhaust faces away from the climber while ascending.
jp
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- Phoenix Arizona
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The Western Chapter of the ISA will have a Wraptor available to get climbers up in the work climb tree. I'm bringing mine to the competition so not to worry.
The Wraptor is one of the most awesome tools on the market today. If you don't have one by now you are only falling behind your competition who has one. Nothing beats a Wraptor except maybe a Spider lift. But for twenty-five hundred dollars it sure beats the price of a bucket truck.
Get yourself one and begin to see the light from out of the cave of darkness.
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Giggidy Giggidy Goo
The Western Chapter of the ISA will have a Wraptor available to get climbers up in the work climb tree. I'm bringing mine to the competition so not to worry.
The Wraptor is one of the most awesome tools on the market today. If you don't have one by now you are only falling behind your competition who has one. Nothing beats a Wraptor except maybe a Spider lift. But for twenty-five hundred dollars it sure beats the price of a bucket truck.
Get yourself one and begin to see the light from out of the cave of darkness.
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Giggidy Giggidy Goo
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