DSRT on the Longhorn Agile Hitch with a Single Shove
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- This demonstration of JRB's DSRT system shows how incorporating the Longhorn Agile Hitch makes climbing even easier, allowing advancement of the hitches using one hand or a "Single Shove" as compared to the "Double Shove" demonstrated in prior videos. The system is also capable of being as a "Universal System", allowing SRT climbing and JRB Hitch Climbing to be executed on the same system. Related Videos:
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I really appreciate that you do your videos in one cut. It's much easier to recall the methodology being demonstrated. The realism of continuity vastly outweighs the jumpiness that is inherent in edited productions. Excellent climbing method! I appreciate the minimal effort to achieve redundancy (= safety).
Thanks Chris. Lotta people are working hard trying to sell us something. I am trying simply show what I do and let y'all come to your own conclusions. But friends are telling friends and for the right reasons. I won't ask anyone to trust me. I will earn it. Cheers
Awesome John!
CLIMB ANY TREE, WITH JRB!
Thank you!
Steve
Ha, that's a good slogan... we need T shirts!
@@jrbtc yes John, you do!
I'll commit to 5 shirts!
Thanks, have a great day!
Steve
This came naturally to me to keep one hand on the LHA hitches and the other hand on the output of the garda. Seems to be pretty smooth and efficient
@@TheMatthewKline yes the LA is very jam resistant. With the newer Longhorn Zenith, I need to keep one hand on each hitch as I Rise to keep them properly expressed and less prone to tightening as I climb
Hey JRB, I’ve been looking at your channel and website now for a week or so, and I really appreciate all you do for getting this info out.
I have a question… as far as the Ape Canyon Outfitters ropes go, are they made in China? I see they have some American made products but the ropes do not mention this.
Thanks.
Ape Canyon is currently launching a fantastic new line of ropes in 8 and 10mm named Rougaroo. These ropes are not manufactured in China. In the future, if you have specific questions about products offered by Ape Canyon, it's best to get that info directly from AC. I will say that I have been thoroughly impressed with AC's collective knowledge on all aspects of the supply chain and commitment to quality. I never got an answer I didn't like. Cheers and thanks for your support.
What's the advantage of this method over using the preset
To girth hitch the crotch with tied eye in your climbing rope?
There are several advantages, and I covered them in an earlier video. 1 Advantage is that I don't need to attach anything or remove anything from my rope in this method. Another advantage is that I don't need to set and retrieve that anchor that takes time and effort. Also, my weight is distributed between two friction hitches, which make them easier to operate than just one.
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