Unicender

[Ian Flatters]

Would you say that it would be good for a novice or should one have experience under their belt before using a Uni?

I only ask because I've read that it's quite 'sporty'.

I've never used one so it's a genuine question.

 

The same as any system really, learn low and slow. It can be sporty just like a lockjack, spiderjack or the ill fated zigzag.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

The same as any system really, learn low and slow. It can be sporty just like a lockjack, spiderjack or the ill fated zigzag.

 

Thanks. I'm sure one day I'll have a go on one.

[Joe Loggs]

I couldnt have a bigger smile right now.

[BenR]

Works nicely DdRT if you pull into the top of it like a spiderjack with 11mm rope

[Joe Loggs]

Works nicely DdRT if you pull into the top of it like a spiderjack with 11mm rope

 

Cheers Ben I will be giving it a blast tomorrow. Does it take a bit of use to settle in?

[BenR]

Its pretty fast on a ropeguide in full chaff mode! Even faster single line full chaff Its basically freefall!!

[Ian Flatters]

Its pretty fast on a ropeguide in full chaff mode! Even faster single line full chaff Its basically freefall!!

 

Also very responsive in doubla, haha full chaff = brown pants

[BenR]

With a bit of practice full chaff is controllable one handed. Takes a bit of sensitivity though. Or use a slightly fatter rope..

[Joe Loggs]

Its pretty fast on a ropeguide in full chaff mode! Even faster single line full chaff Its basically freefall!!

 

Sounds interesting lol. I'll keep you updated how I get on.

[Tommy_B]

Sounds interesting lol. I'll keep you updated how I get on.

 

Please do mate. Be good to have a proper blast on one.