ART gear

[Pete Bannister]

Many thanks for the advice.

[Pete Bannister]

Lurrrrrrrrrrrrve my ropeguide. Have used a positioner, but moved on to a cinch.

 

What are you looking at in particular?

 

Actually wasnt thinking of the ropeguide; more spiderjack or similar. However, there appears to be an overwhelling vote for ropeguide out there.

Many thanks for all the opinions

[old snake]

Your obviously not as experienced as you make out H!!!

 

[arbaholic]

Art positioner with swivel eye is unbeatable on a normal rope side strop IMO.

[Pete Bannister]

Art positioner with swivel eye is unbeatable on a normal rope side strop IMO.

 

Do you use a cuttable link in that chain; in case you are disabled and need to be rescued?

cheers PB

[Tommy_B]

If its a normal rope side strop (ie, not wire core) you won't need a soft link as you'll be able to cut the rope anywhere.

[bob]

Do you use a cuttable link in that chain; in case you are disabled and need to be rescued?

cheers PB

 

If using on a metal strop instead of a swivel try the dmm quickdraw with the rubber insert in

i swapped the connector for 1 and love it:thumbup:

[gustharts]

We have a few ART items on special offer at the moment. More to be added soon

 

https://www.gustharts.com/special-offers/

[Pete Bannister]

If using on a metal strop instead of a swivel try the dmm quickdraw with the rubber insert in

i swapped the connector for 1 and love it:thumbup:

 

Oh ok I'll check that one out bob. Cheers

[Rupe]

Actually wasnt thinking of the ropeguide; more spiderjack or similar. However, there appears to be an overwhelling vote for ropeguide out there.

Many thanks for all the opinions

 

If you bought a spiderjack, you would then immediatly need the ropeguide in order to get the most out of the spiderjack.

 

So, get the ropeguide first, its great with any hitch set up( although soem are better than others and prussik is probably the worst) then spiderjack later if you wanted.

 

A spiderjack on its own would be a waste of money IMO.