Hitch climber

[SAM66S]

Very simple & easy to use! Well worth the imvestment

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Sorry for all the questions but...

 

Did you find it easy to get on with, I know things take time to get used to but just want the info before making my mind up.

 

Youll NEVER regret it, the hitch climber rules, nuff said:thumbup1:

[Marc]

Sorry for all the questions but...

 

Did you find it easy to get on with, I know things take time to get used to but just want the info before making my mind up.

 

You will be fine, perhaps i'd suggest a knot like a knute and not a VT to start with as its less precise to set-up and will not twist your rope up like a VT can.

 

Your climbing will alter in a positive way over time so just go for it.

[VEG]

where is cheapest place to purchase all the parts?

[Martyn Amos]

where is cheapest place to purchase all the parts?

 

wilkinsons :lol:

[Mark James]

where is cheapest place to purchase all the parts?

 

Got all mine from honey bros, next day delivery and they do nice dmm oval krabs.

 

 

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[VEG]

wilkinsons :lol:

 

Wish they did lol

[Martyn Amos]

where is cheapest place to purchase all the parts?

 

only pulling your leg craig:thumbup:

i am in the process of switching to a hitch climber system,i have gone from climbing on 2 ropes and now use 1 and a wire core flip all the time

i have got the 2 petzl 0 biners at the moment,getting the eye to eye and pulley after crimbo..

if you want the complete set up take alook at this on the honey brothers website [£70ish plus vat]

martyn

[VEG]

Could someone explain how it makes it easier to climb with rather than say a prussik?

[Mark James]

I think it's because you use your arms more, so that rules out big hip thrusts while using an arm to prussic up. For me it just feels so much more natural and smooth.

 

 

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