Rope Wrench feedback

[Danavan]

Looks well tidy Adam.

 

What length is the tether? Looks about 4 inches which would be spot on for my knot ect.

 

Happy climbing on it fella

[Danavan]

I suppose the perfect solution is to epoxy a Pantin onto the shank but position it a few inches higher up.

 

Are you going to have a go at sticking one to your spikes?

 

Zip tie,s may work as a temp, just to get the position spot on before commitment.

 

I may play around with your idea next week if I get the time.

[Adam Bourne]

Looks well tidy Adam.

 

What length is the tether? Looks about 4 inches which would be spot on for my knot ect.

 

Happy climbing on it fella

 

Cheers mate,

 

It's bang on 7 inches bud, I wanted it a little bit longer than my old petzl shorty as I use a slightly longer hitch.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Are you going to have a go at sticking one to your spikes?

 

Zip tie,s may work as a temp, just to get the position spot on before commitment.

 

I may play around with your idea next week if I get the time.

 

No. I don't climb on spikes that much so I won't sacrifice the cost of another Pantin to that.

[Adam Bourne]

No. I don't climb on spikes that much so I won't sacrifice the cost of another Pantin to that.

 

You mean you don't have three spares anyway

[Adam Bourne]

Right had something that's really been bugging me and just wondered if one of you more experienced rope wrench lads could help me,

 

I seem to be struggling with work climbs when I have a base tie, really gets to me sometimes I just feel so tight against the main stem its like something suffocating me, but as soon as I make my tie in point in the top I'm fine and feel free!!!!

 

Surgestions welcome, advice on how to stop this would be greatly appreciated

[Ewan Murray]

No harm in throwing in more than once to get the line through a redirect and dragging your climb line through in order to give you a more open ascent

 

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[Old Mill Tree Care]

No harm in throwing in more than once to get the line through a redirect and dragging your climb line through in order to give you a more open ascent

 

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What Ewan said.

[Adam Bourne]

No harm in throwing in more than once to get the line through a redirect and dragging your climb line through in order to give you a more open ascent

 

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I could have my base anchor TIP exactly where i would have tied in if I was tying myself in the top but I still don't feel as free as I would if my TIP was in the top:blushing: if you can make sense of that

 

Think I just hate base anchors

[carlos]

I could have my base anchor TIP exactly where i would have tied in if I was tying myself in the top but I still don't feel as free as I would if my TIP was in the top:blushing: if you can make sense of that

 

Think I just hate base anchors

 

sorry cant make sense of it?? surley its the same just a bit more stretch on the base tie.

i sometimes tie off to the base of an adjacent tree to keep the rope outa me way.

carl