Rope Wrench feedback

[Dak]

Cheer bro, i took about an inch or two out jut to get the bury, then pulled it through and tapered it, an reburied! Tried to keep the cover intact to help the stitchings effectiveness, just tapered the core

[Dak]

The bulky section of stitching under the "up" logo stops the wrench dropping on to your hitch, incase anyone wondering..

[DrewB]

I like it but id prefer a plastic thimble purely for less weight and metal.... But mean effort:)

[Dak]

ye bro, said in another thread next one will be a nylon one, I agree, it is heavy.. and i like my teeth as they are.. But blingyy!

 

Just can't believe I haven't wrenched sooner, only climbed on in 3/4 days and I'm addicted!

 

So looking forward to wrenching epic trees in Africa.

Edited September 22, 2012 by Dak

[DrewB]

tell you what bro, the big stiff tether looks huge and unwieldy but onrope it works really really well....

[Ewan Murray]

It's pretty easy to make a thether i just used some cover of 10mm Ap with tape and heatshrink.

 

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[kevin bingham]

Working on a more streamlined tether, the sterling is quite nice. Using a small trap really improve performance as well

[Dak]

Oh for sure, the weight of a stiff is no issue, purely the thimble but that's me being picky.

 

Can't see me using a flexible tether.

[marcus_arb]

yale XTC tether

[DrewB]

how does the stiff tether work if the carabiner is there? surely it becomes a pivot point???