I had one of these myself. And the Drenaline really transitions well into DRT which is nice. This was very informational. And I appreciate you making it man. Thanks
Not a problem! You're very welcome! I do my best to make my videos both informational and helpful. Drenaline is definitely an excellent rope and it was designed to be an all purpose rope for both SRS and MRS. It succeeded! Thank you for commenting! I appreciate it! =-D
Great info on this vlog. I would be interested to know your thoughts regarding one single rope but with high capabilities for use on both SRS and Double Rope system. In other words can be used with mechanical devices, good knot ability, holds it shape well, good overall thickness and partially static etc etc. Your personal recommendation/view would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I would highly recommend the Teufelberger "Drenaline" 11.8mm rope. It is actually the fourth rope shown in this video! It was actually designed to be ideal for climbers who use both SRS and MRS (doubled rope). It's probably my favorite rope of all time.
I love my Drenaline. It's my favorite rope by far. I have 200 feet of it. Worth every penny. This video was fun to make. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for making such a great suggestion for new content! I'm glad you enjoyed the music selection! I thought it was pretty good as well!
Thanks great video very helpful information, just what I was looking for. Now for a question..? If u could only afford to buy one of these ropes to use with a rope runner pro which one would it be…???
I love my 11.8mm Teufelberger Drenaline for my Rope Runner Pro. But an even better rope is the 11.7mm Teufelberger XStatic, which is braided more tightly, is more static, and holds its round shape better! But 11mm Yale Bifrost is another winner, but not a thick, so harder to rope walk with, but super static and holds its shape better than the Drenaline!
Here is a video I made all about the Rope Runner Pro. I list all the manufacturer recommended ropes in this video: ruclips.net/video/0ZI5QcjgydA/видео.html
Thanks so much! I really appreciate your feedback! If you enjoyed this video, you might enjoy a few more of my latest videos! You know the drill! If I remember correctly, you've been around for a little while now! Thanks again! =-D
@@POVdoing I appreciate the kind and thoughtful words! I definitely hope to see my videos become more popular and reach more people who can benefit from them! I love to educate! But as much as I want to make it big for a knots & tree climbing channel, I also appreciate slower, gradual growth because I improve with each and every video! And the more I am able to grow as a RUclipsr before growing as a channel, the better my odds of remaining successfull and popular will become! Thanks again! =-D
No, and I don't know a lot of people who have...but I haven't really asked around either. I have used their Armorprus hitch cords, though! They work great (8mm & 10mm).
Bro, I see you! You finally made it! Huzzah! Your RUclips handle is dope! Love it! I've never used Tachyon! Is it as supple as it looks in videos? Good hand/knotability? Might not keep its roundness as much as the 48-strand super statics. But I don't want to speculate. Honestly, this may sound petty, but the main reason I've never bought a Tachyon is because the cover pattern is lame. =-D Don't be a stranger in these parts! I need you to keep me in check and challenge me!
@Knot-orious love you bro! I'll be honest, I bought the Tachyon because of the sheath color. And because it's a "super static" I'll post a short for you concerning hand. Another factor was the diameter. Tachyon is on the smaller side of what the Unicender will grab, as it wears you need a larger rope. My other rope, for when the Uni gets worn, is a Sampson product, can't remember which.
Thanks for the compliment! Greatly appreciated! You're also correct; I do need to work on cadence. I spend some of my free time studying other RUclipsr's cadences, tones, volumes, and inflections, but it isn't always easy to replicate these things in my own videos. Just like my editing abilities, myself and my channel are steadily growing and constantly improving. =-D
I had one of these myself. And the Drenaline really transitions well into DRT which is nice. This was very informational. And I appreciate you making it man. Thanks
Not a problem! You're very welcome! I do my best to make my videos both informational and helpful. Drenaline is definitely an excellent rope and it was designed to be an all purpose rope for both SRS and MRS. It succeeded! Thank you for commenting! I appreciate it! =-D
Great info on this vlog. I would be interested to know your thoughts regarding one single rope but with high capabilities for use on both SRS and Double Rope system. In other words can be used with mechanical devices, good knot ability, holds it shape well, good overall thickness and partially static etc etc. Your personal recommendation/view would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I would highly recommend the Teufelberger "Drenaline" 11.8mm rope. It is actually the fourth rope shown in this video! It was actually designed to be ideal for climbers who use both SRS and MRS (doubled rope). It's probably my favorite rope of all time.
I like the dreneline rope as well. I use a short length for my lanyard.👍
Nice! It's definitely my favorite rope. I would recommend it to anyone.
I have drenaline, xstatic and a Petzl flow. If I could only have one it would be the drenaline. Very informative. Thanks
I love my Drenaline. It's my favorite rope by far. I have 200 feet of it. Worth every penny. This video was fun to make. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Thank you. very much appreciated.
Like the beat at the end.
You're welcome! Thanks for making such a great suggestion for new content! I'm glad you enjoyed the music selection! I thought it was pretty good as well!
Good video!
Thanks so much! I'm grateful for your approval! =-D
Great video. This will help me decide on a new rope.
Thanks a lot! I appreciate your honest feedback and I am glad that this video was helpful to you!
I didn't hear you mention a bulldog bone, hitch-hiker or akimbo I think 😂😂 nice work bro. Your a natural 👌👌
Thanks, I appreciate it! I never use those devices, so I'm guilty of sometimes forgetting about them! Lol
Thanks great video very helpful information, just what I was looking for.
Now for a question..? If u could only afford to buy one of these ropes to use with a rope runner pro which one would it be…???
I love my 11.8mm Teufelberger Drenaline for my Rope Runner Pro. But an even better rope is the 11.7mm Teufelberger XStatic, which is braided more tightly, is more static, and holds its round shape better! But 11mm Yale Bifrost is another winner, but not a thick, so harder to rope walk with, but super static and holds its shape better than the Drenaline!
Here is a video I made all about the Rope Runner Pro. I list all the manufacturer recommended ropes in this video: ruclips.net/video/0ZI5QcjgydA/видео.html
Aha. This is the one I was looking for. 🎉
Great quality video
Thanks so much! I really appreciate your feedback! If you enjoyed this video, you might enjoy a few more of my latest videos! You know the drill! If I remember correctly, you've been around for a little while now! Thanks again! =-D
@@Knot-orious that’s right, I’m all for the comment sections! Let’s start getting this amazing content out there to the people who can benefit!
@@POVdoing I appreciate the kind and thoughtful words! I definitely hope to see my videos become more popular and reach more people who can benefit from them! I love to educate! But as much as I want to make it big for a knots & tree climbing channel, I also appreciate slower, gradual growth because I improve with each and every video! And the more I am able to grow as a RUclipsr before growing as a channel, the better my odds of remaining successfull and popular will become! Thanks again! =-D
Have you ever tried the non ce cougar ropes by Donaghys?
No, and I don't know a lot of people who have...but I haven't really asked around either. I have used their Armorprus hitch cords, though! They work great (8mm & 10mm).
The mercury at 10% is 860 lbs. So its stretch is less than u might think. 1.5% at 430bs.
You're right. With just a climber's weight on the rope, it's honestly not that bad. Thanks for making this observation.
Thanks!
You're very welcome!
You forgot the greatest of all ropes, Tachyon!
Bro, I see you! You finally made it! Huzzah!
Your RUclips handle is dope! Love it! I've never used Tachyon! Is it as supple as it looks in videos? Good hand/knotability? Might not keep its roundness as much as the 48-strand super statics. But I don't want to speculate. Honestly, this may sound petty, but the main reason I've never bought a Tachyon is because the cover pattern is lame. =-D
Don't be a stranger in these parts! I need you to keep me in check and challenge me!
@Knot-orious love you bro!
I'll be honest, I bought the Tachyon because of the sheath color. And because it's a "super static" I'll post a short for you concerning hand. Another factor was the diameter. Tachyon is on the smaller side of what the Unicender will grab, as it wears you need a larger rope. My other rope, for when the Uni gets worn, is a Sampson product, can't remember which.
You've got a great voice Knoto, you've just gotta work on cadence.
Thanks for the compliment! Greatly appreciated! You're also correct; I do need to work on cadence. I spend some of my free time studying other RUclipsr's cadences, tones, volumes, and inflections, but it isn't always easy to replicate these things in my own videos. Just like my editing abilities, myself and my channel are steadily growing and constantly improving. =-D
@@Knot-orious persistence pays for itself.