This looks like a comfy way to climb trees.

[David Goss]

I didnt see all the video because my pc is doing slug impersonations again but i got the idea, seems very similar to my palm bike but this one at least has a saddle:laugh1:

[RobArb]

Haha, thats one way of sitting down on the job!

[arbmark]

hmm pretty ingenious. might put a lot of pressure on thin barked trees tho?

[Lancstree]

Looks like you need them sock-wellies to slot into the lower device. They should invent some proper comfy spikes instead

[Paul Smith]

I have used a similar system for a portable high seat and to be honest it's not bad. It's two squares, one you sit on and the other goes on your feet. Only used on straight timber with no limbs unless you cut them off as you go!

[Ewan Murray]

Sorta looks like hes "humping" the tree someone was going to say it.

[easy-lift guy]

Very impressive. Well designed and the foot wear seemed just as unique as the product.

I did enjoy the fact that one could adjust for the caliper size on the climb so to speak.

IMO a small pruning saw would work better than all of that chopping. I guess they would have larger models for folks with longer legs?, would like to try on some Australian Pines next door so I could watch the track sporting events at my local High School.

easy-lift guy.

[Paul Smith]

Here the sort of thing I have used.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dn0CUbRcFqA&feature=youtube_gdata_player

[Paulfreebury]

Here the sort of thing I have used.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dn0CUbRcFqA&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

Where can I get one deer man?? That's just what I'm looking for foxing shooting around my release pens.

[Paul Smith]

Let me do my research, very limited but in the right place very good. You should use a safety system:blushing: