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Excellente démonstration et très pratique félicitations

More time showing the equipment preparation and set up would be nice!

Brilliant 👍 So good that you can fold it up and stash it away in a pouch until you need it

Why is pulling back on the redirect less than ideal!?

Thank you!!

I use mine for tree work I have it quick drawed from my bridge ring to my side D so I can use my climbing line as a lanyard on the way up. Once I’m there all I have to secure the open end (Pirate carabiner) to my bridge my ring or srt, pitch my quick draw side off my side D and it self aligns Same gear you got but a prusik Girth the prusik to your bridge rope; Then install the carabiner then the taz to it. Push the taz down the spine of the carabiner as you rotate it over to clip it to your side D, with the taz trapped inside the carabiner. This moves your device over to your side D so just use the top bite of your climb line as a lanyard. This eliminates a lanyard and makes gear redundant. I use another system on my opposite side with different gear and setup as my B lanyard/ work position + bug out bail about 15 feet. It will self tend (used DRT) at the top so just use a slip knot above the device.

Great video

GREAT video ....... Thx

Wtf is it?

Great tutorial.

Cracking video mate. Edited perfectly because that looks very simple and less energy intensive than how I was shown back in the day!🤙

damn this guys good.

LQQks very trick ! 👍🏻

Gotta get the pink and gold carabiners to match🤙🏻

Got a question, is it possible to combine hand ascenders and foot/knee ascenders to have a 4 ascender system?

an excellent demo, great tips & thanks!😃🇺🇸

Rec/Comp Climber.

I'd love to get into tree climbing. Loved climbing trees when I was a small kid. Great to know this system, I'll definitely need to watch a few more times to get it down.

What’s the name of this helmet

Hello, is that chest harness can fit to petzl sequoia double rope version from 2019.

Thx for the tutorial, really helped! Keep doing a great job! :)

I wish the grass was shorter

Is it a problem to put both lines through the quickie, knot blocked for a cinch static line.

What harness is that?

Absolutely brilliant video mate!! I'm just learning how to throw, and this video showed me how to throw as well as many other things that I never even thought of. Nicely done mate, keep up the good work!

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Forgive me, but where you in the army?

What you did was great, but I have to see it many times before fully understand it.

Where can we buy both fids that you used in this video?

Not that serious 🤣

💞Wow🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍💜💜

Switched from vt ... prefer the knut on hitchclimber system drt and works on a wrench for srt similar to distel... never looked back.

I enjoyed double Alpine with a ring but I'm sure this helps so much more with the friction.

Very clean 👌

Can I please get some more help I can’t figure out how to pinch it and get it to fit:(

Nice rig thanx

Love the knut! Good video but like most friction hitch videos you don't actually show which side of the hitch the micropully and carabineer go on. I'm assuming since you hold it straight down from the cross over at the end that you're clipping in on that side, is that correct? I've been running the end back to the other side to clip in but am curious about how others do it.

Thumbs-up for the lanyard trick.

I loved you saying your knee climbing set up just rolls up and “lives” in your chest pouch when not in use. I use the same expression this thing lives here, that thing lives there. My granddaughter picked up on it and uses the same expression to describe where a thing is kept. Generally used to describe the location of tools in this home, I guess it may be a “guy thing” worldwide to say some inanimate object lives here or there. It really was a thing for a while with the wife and quite funny, but now she will say the same thing about where something is kept at times and we all chuckle . Enjoyed your tutorial.

How tall are you? I am 5ft 9in tall . I like your method of rope walking. Do you make and sell the knee ascended setup, what would it cost?

A better idea. Instead of electrical tape. Use Fray Check to glue in and lock in threads from coming undone. You could also put electrical tap on top of that once it dries if you really want to be sure

Very nice video. btw, 'quick-draw sling' = dogbone. Also, having the carabiner nose upward is indeed a best practice when the carabiner is used as masterpoint anchor. During trainings, the saying then goes ; always screw down so you don't screw up !

Didn’t that end too early? 😅😂

Great video mate, can I ask where you got the tether for the eye to eye at the bottom on the system? Could you just use a bit of throw line? Thanks again

Thank you for the tips 🤝

thankyou,many good points are mentioned!

a magnet with a steel shot bag works way better