How To Use Our Hang Free Attachment System (HFAS) | The BEST Climbing Stick Attachment On The Market

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
  • Hey Y'all. We are VERY excited to finally bring you our H.F.A.S.how to video. We developed and patented the Hang Free Attachment System to be lighter, faster, easier, and safer to use than any other climbing stick attachment method on the market. We have sold thousands of H.F.A.S. Mods and have had INCREDIBLE feedback on them. This video is to show you how to use it as well as a few tips to get it off the tree and back on to your stick. We strive to make products, like the H.F.A.S., At an affordable price while still maintaining the best quality in the industry. We hope you enjoy. Linked Below is all of our Hang Free Attachment Systems, which includes the all new Olive Green H.F.A.S. Thanks for watching and dont forget, Hang Free!
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Комментарии • 57

  • @walter992
    @walter992 9 месяцев назад

    I really like the XOP platform, I just wish they would get them back in stock. As for your videos, I have been saddle hunting for many years and I constantly learn new cool little nuggets every time I watch one. Keep them coming.

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  9 месяцев назад

      The people over at XOP are good people that care about their customers. Thanks for watching and we will be posting more videos soon!

  • @brandonbrown6158
    @brandonbrown6158 11 месяцев назад +2

    I like the sit 90 degree to put platform on. I will have to do that now on

  • @jasonrosenberger8157
    @jasonrosenberger8157 11 месяцев назад

    Just ordered 4 today cant wait to use them. Definitely going to be faster than the daisy chain and truckers hitch I currently use

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  11 месяцев назад +1

      It will make a huge difference for you!

    • @jasonrosenberger8157
      @jasonrosenberger8157 10 месяцев назад

      @hangfreeco got them in and have used them 2x but they are amazing man!!! Save me probably 10min climbing coming from daisy chain n truckers hitch...greatly made also I'll definitely be recommending you guys in the future thanks again

  • @public_land_outdoorsman
    @public_land_outdoorsman Год назад

    I use HFAS on all my sticks as well as my platform and on my tree stand. Works great

  • @pensnut08
    @pensnut08 Год назад +1

    5:30 OMG!! I never thought of that! It's only my 2nd season with a saddle.

  • @jacobyuchasz2014
    @jacobyuchasz2014 Год назад

    I am using it to one stick and it works awesome!

  • @chrisunruh6485
    @chrisunruh6485 Год назад +2

    Suggest using the schwabish hitch to the people saying it gets too tight. There are several friction hitches that bight very well without requiring any extra steps to move them after taking the load off. I can’t remember the one I use but it won’t work with a continuous loop so I had to make dog bones or wishbones.. whichever. But they never get too tight but don’t slip either.

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад +1

      The H.F.A.S. is in fact a Schwabisch Hitch for the 1/8 and 3/16 configurations. The 1/4 H.F.A.S. is a Three Wrap Prusik as the size of the main line and Prusik don't necessitate anything more. Not completely sure what you are saying but hope this clears things up if you were, in fact, asking a question. Have a great day!

  • @bobamerican755
    @bobamerican755 Год назад +1

    Just ordered a few of the HFASL, how frequently should these be replaced?

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад

      The main line will last longer than the prusik. That being said, there are lots of variables that can shorten or lengthen the life of your prusik. At the very least it should last a season at THE VERY LEAST assuming there isn't some sort of abrasion happening. Generally speaking, if you see any sort of fraying with the amsteel, change out the prusiks.

  • @11busai59
    @11busai59 Год назад

    Love mine! Using them on 3 beast sticks with aiders. Thinking about purchasing them for my hang-on.

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад

      Glad you love em! The feedback we have got from our customers has been incredible. Every single customer has said they have recommended the HFAS to one of their buddies. If you pan on leaving the hang on on the tree for longer than a sit or two, go with the 1/4 HFAS. It’s perfect for that.

  • @coffeensteak
    @coffeensteak 11 месяцев назад

    I’m guessing the 3/16” would be fine on the sticks for us larger guys that want a little buffer.

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  11 месяцев назад

      Yep. If you are a bigger hunter we do recommend using those 3/16 for your sticks. They work the same way so there is no learning curve!

  • @dogculturereveiw
    @dogculturereveiw 6 месяцев назад

    nice. What is the purpose of the prussic manager?

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  6 месяцев назад

      The Tender makes moving the Prusik itself quite a bit easier.

  • @joshuaoliver3499
    @joshuaoliver3499 Год назад

    man that is one good looking tree yuou have there!

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад

      You should have seen what it took to get it there lol!

  • @joshuaoliver3499
    @joshuaoliver3499 Год назад

    great video, very informative !

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад

      Glad we could clear some things up. Sometimes the HFAS is so simple people are asking what else there is to it. This video has been a long time coming! Thanks for watching!

  • @naphtali1237
    @naphtali1237 Год назад

    Can you show us how to attach the one inch molle clips? They are hard to get on my saddle... Looking for a vid of how to put them on easier. Ty

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад

      The 1 inch molle clips are just tough to put on the webbing in general unfortunately. They work great and are incredibly affordable, they are just tough to get on. Generally speaking though, you'd much rather have them be really tight than a little loose. We apologize for not being able to provide a "better method".

  • @dewaynewebb3467
    @dewaynewebb3467 Год назад

    Awesome video. Thank you

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад

      No problem! Thank you for watching. We really appreciate it.

  • @Kronik0805
    @Kronik0805 Год назад

    Im still having trouble trying to set this up on my xwing platform. Its not tight at all. I had to put a new D ring on and put the prusik back on so not sure if i messed up there.

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад

      Email us and explain your problem and we will help you out. If its not getting tight, it's not being used properly.

  • @jerbyng
    @jerbyng 11 месяцев назад

    Could the 3/16 full bury be used as a tether or linemans? Obviously WITHOUT a mechanical tender.

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  11 месяцев назад

      Good question, we get asked this a lot. All of our products are tested for very specific purposes and we maintain very specific standards for those purposes. The H.F.A.S. was created for sticks, stands, and platforms and we test all of the H.F.A.S. variations to standards that are we maintain for that purpose. Long story short, we cannot recommend using the H.F.A.S. as anything other than a stick, stand, or platform attachment.

    • @jerbyng
      @jerbyng 11 месяцев назад

      Gotcha. Just saw your amsteel and lineman’s on the website…so that answers my bigger question. Why do you think more people don’t use amsteel in those applications?

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  11 месяцев назад

      @@jerbyng Amsteel bites really hard so if you aren't experienced with prusiks and hitches you will most likely struggle to use them as a tether and lineman's,, at least at first. Amsteel also isn't great for shock loads which scares a lot of people away. The reality is you can't fall far enough with a lineman's or tether to put enough force on the amsteel to break it (plus at minimum we are using 3/16 amsteel for the main line which is already ridiculously strong as is). The longest tether length we sell is around 8 feet so its physically impossible for a fall to occur further than a couple feet. Amsteel makes for a great tether and lineman's, you just have to know and be proficient with rope handling and prusik manipulation.

  • @clayrhoden2517
    @clayrhoden2517 Год назад

    Any issues using these on the square attachment point on the tethrd on stick, or is it still fairly simple to get over it

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад

      As long as the loops fit over it, it will cinch. Just make sure any hard edges and corners are taped over to ensure there isn't any major rubbing or wearing and you should be good to go!

  • @davearnew9535
    @davearnew9535 Год назад

    Do you ship to Canada and do you sell the pusik separate

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад

      Unfortunately, at this time we do not ship to Canada. Although we do have customers ship to friends or family close to the border and then go pick it up from them. We apologize for the inconvenience.

  • @cmbmail42
    @cmbmail42 Год назад

    I got one of these for my platform, broke the little plastic tender the first time I tested it out. Ive used it for one 5 hour hunt. Once I got the stand set, it didnt budge the rest of the hunt. Id recommend it to a friend. However I will be figuring out a beefier tender

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад +1

      Email us and we will get you a new D-Ring. If the D ring broke it could possible be a faulty D-Ring or improper use. The H.F.A.S. doesn't need to be cinched tight all the way like other attachment methods before camming down. Contact us and we will get you taken care of.

  • @conraywest
    @conraywest 11 месяцев назад

    Is it 1/8 for sticks and 3/16 for the xop edge?

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  11 месяцев назад

      Generally speaking, yes.

  • @curryconley4294
    @curryconley4294 Год назад

    Is the hitch a continuous loop or 7/64”?

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад +1

      So the continuous loop is 7/64 for the 1/8 size and 1/8 for the 3/16 size H.F.A.S.

  • @paulcrave3112
    @paulcrave3112 Год назад

    Are those amsteal ropes on the H.F.A.S. full bury amsteal?

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад +1

      Yessir. All Hang Free Attachment systems are going to be full bury!

    • @paulcrave3112
      @paulcrave3112 Год назад

      @@hangfreeco what size amsteal do you use for platforms? 3/16", 1/4"/?

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  Год назад

      @@paulcrave3112 For platforms we recommend 3/16. Our most popular is 3/16 although some people do opt to use 1/4 for the platforms.

    • @reddawng43x91
      @reddawng43x91 Год назад

      @@hangfreeco3/16 full bury is 3/16 doubled! Wich is plenty for a hang on stand to support you

  • @erxkeel
    @erxkeel 10 месяцев назад

    Received mine after waiting a couple weeks, still cannot get it tightened enough not to scare the hell out of me, simple prusix knot doesn't get tight enough for me. unsatisfied. Back to a ratchet strap I guess.

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  6 месяцев назад

      If you cannot get the H.F.A.S. tight enough on a stick, or a platform, something is being done wrong in the set up. The only complaint ever lodged against the H.F.A.S. is it get TOO tight, not the opposite. If you would like to email or call us we would be happy to try and help you figure out whats going on.

  • @mr.skeptical3071
    @mr.skeptical3071 10 месяцев назад

    3/16" for platforms?

    • @hangfreeco
      @hangfreeco  10 месяцев назад

      3/16 Full Bury for platforms. The 3/16 LYTE version is for sticks.

  • @rikertvonfulton16
    @rikertvonfulton16 11 месяцев назад

    I was wondering what Billy Bob Thorton had been doing with his time.