Interesting climbing SRT on the tail of your doubled rope! I hadn't seen that done before. Anyone trying the Top Croll out in this configuration should put a backup point of attachment to their climbing line, such as a prussik loop right above the Top Croll. This is an important safety measure as you can pull or kick out of the Top Croll ascender (or any toothed/cammed ascender), and unlike a handled ascender, you can't add a carabiner to ensure that the climbing line stays correctly oriented in the ascender. In a rope access configuration, they would have a second line and an ASAP Lock or something similar. Stay safe my friends!
The rope I'm using is Yale prism and the friction savers in the video are tree squeeze by Buckingham and a adjustable friction saver from wesper I use different ones to but those are the ones in the video Thanks for watching 👊🏽✌🏽👍🏽😎
@@brushlife9426 yo uso el kask super plasma y si es bien comodo pero estoy pensando en un phanner. Y nunca está demás la opinion de un expert como uds y lupillo. Ya que he aprendido mucho de uds. Saludos y gracias
How’s the cube holding up? I love the double rope canopy anchor. Such a good idea. You could set up a floating prusik and use the Vectran loop to hold as you ascend then just loosen the slack and start working at the top.
BRUSH LIFE that really was one of the best ideas I’ve seen in a while. You really have the best new channel. Smart topics and unique ideas. Your use of RUclips is EXACTLY what it’s intended for. And I love that you take the time for the non English speaking viewers.
I want to expand my arsenal of techniques. I climb DRT with a taught line hitch. I want to try SRT, and use a device to tend my slack. Any suggestions on what to try first? I was looking into the zig zag but thought I'd ask the people here some opinions and suggestions.
Basic is the way to start off for sure at least that's how I feel I climbed over 10 years on Blake's so I would start on taught line and git comfortable.i feel like that gives you a strong foundation And for SRT I would recommend hitch climber with tether and rope wrench and hitch climber works great both ways Drt and Srt
@@brushlife9426 I have been looking at the hitch climber as well. I like the versatility. Going to give SRT a try once I get the gear together. Thanks for info.
Espectacular. Gracias por compartir!!!!! Saludos desde Argentina
Brush life hey oscar nice to see you back on RUclips keep up with the good work mi amigo and keep those videos coming
Buena técnica amigazo Saludos desde Guadalajara México 🇲🇽✌👍
Bro muy buen tip,and nice transition. Saludos
Nice technique! Thanks for sharing bro!
Great video. Thank you for taking the time to put it together. Learned a new technique today. Have a great weekend. 👊🏻
Thanks man be climb safe and have a good weekend
Ese Oscar muy buena técnica saludos
That is a great idea!!! Thanks for sharing!! 7:53
awesome tip....my son loves the zigzag and I will be testing and then teaching him this technique for sure.....awesome video 👊
Glad the video help out man 👍🏽👊🏽✌🏽
Interesting climbing SRT on the tail of your doubled rope! I hadn't seen that done before. Anyone trying the Top Croll out in this configuration should put a backup point of attachment to their climbing line, such as a prussik loop right above the Top Croll. This is an important safety measure as you can pull or kick out of the Top Croll ascender (or any toothed/cammed ascender), and unlike a handled ascender, you can't add a carabiner to ensure that the climbing line stays correctly oriented in the ascender. In a rope access configuration, they would have a second line and an ASAP Lock or something similar. Stay safe my friends!
Tnanks for the advice much appreciated
What your say is very true thanks for that 👍🏽👊🏽stay healthy and safe
hey can you please explain a how to add a prusik loop above the top croll bro please
like do u mean just add a hand ascender to what bro was doing?
Está bueno ahí para practicar amigo
Caile para acá para practicar cuando quiera
Even though I climb SRS I am more interested in the non SRS model. That loop setup in the middle looks it would make everything to tight and binding.
Tieing a running bowline with a long tail and connecting the tail to the zig Zag would eliminate eny binding concerns and easy to untie
@@brushlife9426 I am more just talking about it being to tight around the crotch area lol. I like my saddle being open and loose there.
@@treemerc101 🤣🤣🤣 misunderstandings through youtube comments
Interesting technique dude. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the simple instructional video brush! I’ll try this out one day
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Very cool man, Thanks for sharing that! That saddle looks good, cant wait for your thoughts on it 👊
What kind of friction saver do you use and what kind of rope with the zigzag? Good job
The rope I'm using is Yale prism and the friction savers in the video are tree squeeze by Buckingham and a adjustable friction saver from wesper I use different ones to but those are the ones in the video
Thanks for watching 👊🏽✌🏽👍🏽😎
@@brushlife9426 no problem amigo gracias por responder keep the good work and be safe
Muy buena idea esa. Que tal de comodo es el Casco que usas
Phanner es un casco muy cómodo si lo recomiendo también el KASK es de los dos favoritos míos
@@brushlife9426 yo uso el kask super plasma y si es bien comodo pero estoy pensando en un phanner. Y nunca está demás la opinion de un expert como uds y lupillo. Ya que he aprendido mucho de uds. Saludos y gracias
How’s the cube holding up? I love the double rope canopy anchor. Such a good idea. You could set up a floating prusik and use the Vectran loop to hold as you ascend then just loosen the slack and start working at the top.
Sounds like a good idea for a video
BRUSH LIFE that really was one of the best ideas I’ve seen in a while. You really have the best new channel. Smart topics and unique ideas. Your use of RUclips is EXACTLY what it’s intended for. And I love that you take the time for the non English speaking viewers.
@@briankennedy1313 I really appreciate it man ✌🏽👍🏽👊🏽
Means alot
Am I thinking the wrong way or isn't it much easier to use a running bowline at first? But anyway, I'm pretty impressed! Is that rod on your truck? 😂
Your right I'm still practicing it's all new to me but want your saying if very true
Lol ,no it's just a pole saw with 4 extensions
I want to expand my arsenal of techniques. I climb DRT with a taught line hitch. I want to try SRT, and use a device to tend my slack. Any suggestions on what to try first? I was looking into the zig zag but thought I'd ask the people here some opinions and suggestions.
Basic is the way to start off for sure at least that's how I feel I climbed over 10 years on Blake's so I would start on taught line and git comfortable.i feel like that gives you a strong foundation And for SRT I would recommend hitch climber with tether and rope wrench and hitch climber works great both ways Drt and Srt
@@brushlife9426 I have been looking at the hitch climber as well. I like the versatility. Going to give SRT a try once I get the gear together. Thanks for info.
Let me know when you got some big tree trims or removals, I’ll head your way bro.
I don't think it's a good idea; what if you have an emergency half way up? How are you going to get down?
Nice grab 😁🤙
Thanks man ,✌🏽👍🏽😁
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