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If I’m not strong enough to pull myself up a tree, what’s the minimum amount of gear I can use to give myself a mechanical advantage.

I got here because I was trying trim a tree which is tall but thin so can't climb it. Regardless, this is magic and makes me want to learn how to throw a rope just to learn it.

You have awakened some type of ancient primordial drive within me. I have always been good at climbing trees and loved doing it my whole life, and now I know there is a professional way to do it. The birds are singing!

Would love to get into this. Gear is freaking expensive!

Man, I've been a professional arborist for +12 years and this made me realize I knew absolutely nothing about how to throw a rope :-). Thanks!

Francisco Campinas. Muito obrigado, pelo vídeo ! Abraços de Campinas/ Brasil.

Pg&E could never let us climb a tree like that. And im glad. This way is hard

That was incredibly impressive. There's a man who knows his trade.

very good

Bro no vi lo basico en tu video.

Can you make a video going over the tools you use you recommend?

I want to see what other people are doing when they can’t get a nice high tie in point lol I love watching people on here but I want to see the videos no body wants to share, let’s see the terrible jobs not the perfect ones

I’m new to the open rope system I know and seen how to get the friction saver up in the truck and get my climbing road up and what not but what’s the best way to retrieve the friction saver after your done climbing

Do you have any videos on ascending 45 degree limbs? Flat or vertical are more intuitive but 45 degrees is challenging.

Zigzag is best. The apprentice stows it anyway.

Which saddle are you wearing? Any recommendations? For saddle? Rope for srt?

ありがとうございます

Beautiful!

Great video. You're the only online climber I've seen using any sort of aid above your friction hitch to assist with releasing the hitch for advancing and/or descending. It's something I've contemplated incorporating but had some concerns about it possibly causing unexpected release while maneuvering around, over and through crowded canopies. What has your experience been? Have you talked about it in any videos or would you consider doing so? Thanks for the videos you put out, some helpful content.

I got my protos helmet today but the padding on the inside looks almost worn. It's ripping all over on the edges. I purchased mone from vermeer Canada

Nice!

Awesome, thanks!

This kit has been invaluable, cost can't even be a consideration when I look at how much it's helped me and how versatile it's been for me as a beginner. Most importantly, it hasn't faltered once. The Arbormaster BRW has been impressively abrasion resistant and the hitch cord is like new, and I've used it to lower myself plenty on the hitch cord alone. Flip lined in but fully unweighted on it.

Thank you so much bro🙏🏻

Will try this knot but not to climb . My feet are for staying on the ground.👍🏻

What size and length hitch cord are you using here? 10mm 34?

THANKS FOR THIS, AND ALL OF YOUR OTHER VERY GOOD DEMO VIDEOS!!! THAT'S A NICE WALNUT TREE!!!...GREAT ADVICE!!!

WOW!!! THANKS FOR SHOWING THESE INTERESTING DEVICES, AND THEIR FEATURES!!

THANK YOU, FOR THIS HELPFUL DEMO VIDEO!!! YOU MAKE IT LOOK EASY!!...

Whattttta cool pro👏👏❣

Impressive skills! Not easy to talk and climb at the same time so well done with the lesson 🤩💯😍thanks for sharing!! New sub 🙌

Can i ask what glasses you are using? I need some good glasses that cover around my eyes. I seem to have a knack for small pieces going around my glasses

Oh just fishing the loop ........yeah had a guy set a rigging line to high and had to do this with a shot line ......good on ya for showing it for this reason

I bought one from you.but am afraid of it ..not fan of screw on life support. Or swivels..that screw in..plus the other brand of triple action alluminum snaps have had issues malfunctioning..climbing arborist does video on this..i like old metal or snaps..i think most underrated carobiners are the ct pillars i love them from bartlett arborist..they are affordable and have keeper in them

ﹰCool trick! Even smoother installed with two pully carabiners 8)

Me podría hacer favor de enviar el video detallado de como hacer los nudos?

That blakes hitch as a spider leg is genius, i cant believe im dumb enough to not have come up with that before

Best lanyard adjuster out! I do this and never even realized it till now😂

good vid, thanks👍

Are those Oakley Jawbreakers?

What kind of setup are you using as an adjustable bridge on your belt?

Man this channel is very underrated 😂

Thank you ^^ I have a question. What the use of figuer 8 knot after colve hitch on carabiner?

This can be replaced by the poor man's Prusik hitch right?

like this kind of topic very much.thank you!

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¿"lo b@sico"? 😅

Love your vids man!

But but but its fun

I thought I was the only one who did the Tony 2 Times. Nice.