Rope Wrench feedback

[High Scale]

In 1783 years time it will be found and they will wonder.

[Mark Bolam]

Boffins will find Ewan's Jock DNA on it, and theorise that it was part of a Scottish spacecraft that landed in Australia.

[kevin bingham]

I see no reason to buy the ZK-2 if you have a zk-1. As long as you have a wrench that works and you are able to climb on a single line when you need to. The zk 2 will be a bit different but it accomplishes the same purpose. I dont want to discourage people from buying the zk2 though!

[mistahbenn]

Magpies always like shiny things Kevin.

[Taupotreeman]

Especially when the council is funding the purchase of said shiny things.

[ficus]

Hi Kev,

Is it adjustable? or set up for larger (1/2 inch) ropes?

 

Was there any research on the bushing being one way?

 

I would buy it. I plan on being a maggpie that can chronicle the evolution of SRT work positioning tools. Something to bore the grandkids with.

Cheers

[kevin bingham]

it is not adjustible. designed for 12-13 mm ropes. the logistics of testing the adjustible was a real headache.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

it is not adjustible. designed for 12-13 mm ropes. the logistics of testing the adjustible was a real headache.

 

In case I've missed something, does that mean 11mm won't work in it?

[kevin bingham]

11 mm is a little loose in it. Its designed fir the poisin ivy, tachyon, vortex, imori class of ropes. Not so much for the velocity or blaze.

[Ian Flatters]

We've been barreling around a cedar today and the Zk2 is much quicker on smaller ropes, im on Yale Kernmaster and its a dream.

 

But like Kevin said, if you have one that works its all good. Kevin is making his product better but still does the same as the Zk1.