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I am sorry if this is even more off topic, but, Monkeyd, when you first go to use that set up leave the tails on your termination knots a little longer. They experience much higher loading in this application than our friction hitches.

 

I use the same set up on my Glide and found it takes a bit of time for the knots to really set and until that time there is a bit of tail creep.

 

Dave

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I am sorry if this is even more off topic, but, Monkeyd, when you first go to use that set up leave the tails on your termination knots a little longer. They experience much higher loading in this application than our friction hitches.

 

I use the same set up on my Glide and found it takes a bit of time for the knots to really set and until that time there is a bit of tail creep.

 

Dave

 

Cheers for the Head up Dave, We have'nt tried it as yet :wave:

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Got the Tree Austria 2 in the end and climbed with it today for the first time. Felt very wobbly and unbalanced but I suppose I'll get used to it. It's much easier putting on with the leg loops having clips. I was a bit annoyed though with the equipment attachments on the back as they are situated so high up on the back pad- you can't just turn around to see where you've stored which gear! And to unclip something you have to move your arms in funny angles... Oh and the side D-rings are situated exactly above the strap buckles for the leg straps, which makes it difficult to clip in quickly. I like the colours though...

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I am sorry if this is even more off topic, but, Monkeyd, when you first go to use that set up leave the tails on your termination knots a little longer. They experience much higher loading in this application than our friction hitches.

 

I use the same set up on my Glide and found it takes a bit of time for the knots to really set and until that time there is a bit of tail creep.

 

Dave

 

Tails should be between 6 and 10x the rope diameter. done drop tests with thilo from nordic tree care and seeing fishermans pull through is pretty scary to see!

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