Climbing with a saw in type A's

[High Scale]

As soon as you put Class A's on and climb a tree with a chainsaw you will get this over whelming desire to force the saw into the back of you leg.

 

Don't do that it will really hurt.

 

I've not worn Class C for years.

 

My avatar picture? Class A's.

[silky fox]

I agree Harmony....although i am a stickler for PPE and Hi ViZ

[John Shutler]

type A

generally im pretty aware that im using a sharp cutty thing som take the relevant precautions

[Danavan]

Type A's for years. As has been said before adopting a good work position & a well thought about risk assessment should negate most problems.

 

I also feel that heat fatigue on banging hot days will more likely take it's toll on me if I was wearing class c's.

[Ewan Murray]

I have heard of one accident guy was cutting saw kicked into is right leg hit the front protection them drove the saw into the back of his unprotected left leg but could be avoided by better work positioning

 

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[Mick Stockbridge]

Type A's are okay if you're experienced enough.

Give me C's for connie hedge reductions anyday, no matter how hot it is.

[Steve Bullman]

I agree Harmony....although i am a stickler for PPE and Hi ViZ

 

And that's just queuing to get in a nightclub!

[Andy Collins]

I agree Harmony....although i am a stickler for PPE and Hi ViZ

 

Do you often loiter on street corners? Pays the bills I suppose

[silky fox]

Times are hard

[Arran Turner]

I wear type a's and generally climb in la sportiva boots!

 

And people call me captain safety

 

As few people said, its all about positioning....

 

How do you find the la sportiva's, just looked on honey bros at the climbing boots and they seem to have caught my eye. What are they like when your foots jammed in a V etc What are they like in general whats your review