Any video/pictures showing installation and retrieval of the ART Rope Guide from the

[morten]

Hi,

 

I could really do with a single, adjustable friction saver, that can be installed and retrieved from the ground.

 

The ART Rope Guide seems to do the trick (at an outrageous high cost, mind you), but I have been unable to find any good videos/pictures showing how to install/retrieve it, so you guys have any resources that could be of help?

I honestly don't understand why ART didn't publish a youtube video of "the thing" on their website Ropeguide - Advanced Ropeclimbing Technology

 

I will not even consider spending £200+ on a friction saver unless I know it's going to be worth it.

[Steve Bullman]

firstly, yes the price is worth it.

 

heres one of my vids that shows installation....cant help you out with retreival, sorry

 

[josharb87]

£200? around £150 inc vat from jonsie

 

i think it is possible to install from the ground but i heard it involves 2 throwlines???

 

retrevial is easy, more reliable than an ordinary cambium saver

[Stephen Blair]

i got mine for £120, well worth it mate

[josharb87]

inc vat stevie?

[Steve Bullman]

check the guys location

[josharb87]

can he not have one sent over?

[morten]

firstly, yes the price is worth it.

 

heres one of my vids that shows installation....cant help you out with retreival, sorry

 

 

Thanks, but that is not installation from the ground (using throwline to install). I admit, that it's a rare occurrence for me to do that, but I can do it with my standard cambium saver, so...

[morten]

can he not have one sent over?

 

Sure I can have it sent over (to Denmark), but £25 S&H and unable to deduct UK VAT is a no-go.

The cost is not a problem, if it makes my life easier. If it saves time and effort daily, that's OK.