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Great video!

this video helped me alot. 1st person view allowed me to understand it clearly thank you

Awesome edit! I love stop motion and splicing. this was a treat. Can you explain or point me in the direction of someones explanation for or against having splices on two ends of a rope. I've been told not to because double braid shares strength between core at cover and the rope isn't able to sweat.

You're a kick-ass teacher. I typically have a very short attention span for instruction, maybe a minute or two. But the way you explain is very thorough, clear, and I especially like the way you explain the reasons that you take each step that you take. The trades need more guys like you out there. You are appreciated sir

I am very interested in this device, so I would like some advice on whether it is suitable for climbing coconut trees or how to apply it.

What wire did you use to build your fid?

Great knowledge to climb with

Good work like the idea of the climbing rope used as a choker I'm learning to climb didn't understand why the spurs were had all the movement by watching the video they were tightened around my calf I raised them higher like you explained in video work great now thanks

gonna ask this here as this is the only social media i have. When it comes to hitch cord like 8mm or 10 mm sirius by teufelberger, does the mbs test pull the hitch cord straight from one end to the other, or is the hitch cord doubled over and in a basket config? Fairly new to the rope side of tree climbing, and honestly, no one where i work would know this answer. Curious as i was wanting to make a lanyard with the 10mm sirius rope with a descender so that i can use it in an srs config. How would i go about finding out if the rope is safe to use in a srs config? would the mbs do? I apologize if this is a stupid question.

Your rock man, thank you for the video

I really don't understand this video. Double-braid ropes are a type of kernmantle rope. Where does this idea that double-braid ropes don't count as kernmantle come from? eg, it goes against Cordage Institute definitions.

absolute gem of a video. thank you

Why aren’t these good for tree trimming? Asking because I’m literally about to buy spurs to trim my palm trees

thank you, liked and subscribed

At my local shop they have this saddle only its camp gt ...has soft loop instead of D ring up front and red suspenders or fall arrest..very strange .has different front webbings near groing area..

thank you for sharing this information on ropes. you are awesome brother👌

Hello. I'm wondering if sometimes the splicing process can leave a stiff and slightly thicker diameter area of rope about 2 feet from the eye?. I have a brand new spliced eye marlow gecko 2 blue ocean 13mm rope and the "stiff" area is probably more like 14mm diameter and is about 25cm long. Very odd and can't find any information about it. Anyone have any idea?

ha ha i'm with stanwood - just finishhed an ac course and need to tend 5 hugh live oaks. est. bid cost 12000 -fck that - buying equipment and learning alot ( ps 65yrs old - ) like your video , nice job!

Thanks Jeffrey

"Speed...I am speed."

Just what I needed. Thanks!

Excellent video.

Would this device work well for working on a spar, or so so? Also, would it work on 11.7 mm ropes? The description online I have seen says 10 mm to 11 mm.

I see you have a Makita top handle battery saw. Is that 18v X 2? Would you recommend it?

Amazing video bro , thanks

I really like the look of the device I’m thinking of moving over to one from the rope wrench.

WOW. I feel like I'm in the stone age at my line clearance tree company. Thank you for posting this stuff.

Is there a safety hazard if the plastic element wears off or something?

OUTSTANDING!

Yeah, it's the best system I have found.

2 years late, any chance you could expound on water based poly dipping splices? Are there parameters, downsides, concerns? Thank!

Hello 👋 .. interesting video .. I like your honesty .. am in the process of buying a new harness .. I'm 5'8" .. 175 pounds .. 31 waist .. my current saddle is a (mgn date 1998) .. Weaver model 1036 .. Although it was used by me allot .. I've always taken care of it .. but it is +25 years old .. Am looking at the lighter version of this one .. the EVO .. I work in double rope not SRT .. what do U recommend 🤔🤨🧐👌

WOW, what and informative video. I was just planning to buy a bunch of climbing gear to keep all dead limbs and live unwanted limbs removed from many post oak, mulberry and black jack oak trees on my property that are not dead and not being removed. What a mistake buying spikes would have been. Thanks for saving me money and my tree thank you. Thank you for the video.

Why choose this over a rope wrench?

Definitely like being able to quickly remove and replace the line when base tied and repositioning.

There's two forms of MBS 8 to 8 and in a loop! 8 to 8 is always 1/2 and in a loop is full MBS.

Great Content 👍 for beginner MRT climbing. This is how I learned b4 moving into SRT but love it's simplicity

Great video!!

I was going to complement your video for how quiet the background sounds are and how this makes it so easy to fully concentrate on the content... then you inject that crap music and kill the whole mood...kids, they only half know what they're doing!

Very nice that you didn't make jump cut edits in the video which often result in missing small but important (at least for the beginner) tips and fixes or additional less obvious safety principles...essentially an unedited continuous climb; movement of anchor point; descent; retrieval. The tube style cambium safer seems so much easier to set than the ring style and a better choice for a beginner. Thanks.

Just learning this at 64. This video provides exactly what I needed most without a half hour of commentary on every single point. VERY well done! Thank you so much!

Enjoyed the video. Nice camera positioning. I'm a Petzl ZigZag guy. So many advantages with the ZigZag. I do use a RRP if I may have to reposition in the tree - which is rare (Too old for intricate limb walking). Thanks for posting.

Best tutorial I've seen! Thanks!

I attach the axis point of the handle end to my chest harness. This makes the device more grabby with smaller diameter ropes. it generally make sit more grabby, I use it for solo rock climbing as well as tree work and rope access. I'm a huge fan of it. For lead solo, you need to add a pulley to the top of your system to make paying out slack sensible. I learn a lot from your videos, thank you for your time.

I've only used the petzel rig, it's always lovely to learn new devices thank you for the great content as always!

Thanks for the info, very helpful .

Why dont or cant a person use kernmantle rope for natural crotch clombing or rigging?😮???? If core is protected isnt that better than 16 strand

They most likely left that tree for landmark..doesent look hard to fell..atcall......

I have this clip in my old harness and I can't remove the bloody thing lol

After almost three decades of climbing the Edelrid Tree Rex harness with their suspenders that have a bungee cord attached at the bottom for a knee ascender is the best and most comfortable saddle ever made. It’s fairly lightweight while still being very durable. It has everything you need to start doing production climbing out of the box. Their talon climbers are also the most comfortable than anything else by a mile! I love Monkeybeaver saddles, tree motion saddles and Courant’s Koala saddle, but the Edelrid gear is just so good and so well designed it’s just impossible to beat in my experience at least. Great video as usual!