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i've only spiked about 5 times, but it's just an odd concept to get used to, but i'm sure it will get easier as time goes on, well thats the theory anyway...

 

you do get used to it mate.. ive done about 10 dismantles on spikes now and it gets easyeir each time. after about th 5th or 6th time

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Spikes are ace!!!!

 

Its just a shame that these days people get worked up about use spiking trees that are being retained.

 

Back in the day your spikes went on with your harness.

 

totally agree, i will sometimes use em on rough barked trees (monterey pine etc)if time is against me,cant even notice where youve been. I expect to get shot down in flames now!!:001_rolleyes:

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