pantin

[simonm]

I climb on a spiderjack and was thinking i could use a pantin for ascending when i drop through a fork. would this work?

[silky fox]

Spiderjack.......pulley saver......Pantin SORTED!:thumbup1:

[shendy]

^ argee 100%

[simonm]

I think you'll find the pantin works flawlessly with the Spiderjack, and a lot of SJ users probably own one. Do you use a redirect when dropping through forks? Without one you may have to deal with a lot of rope friction.

 

yes as a rule i do. today i had to climb up horse chestnut after it had been honking it down all nite! it was like climbing on ice. i could of got throw line in from the ground and used the pantin to ascend to 1st work station and dodged all that slippy slimey stuff.

[simonm]

Spiderjack.......pulley saver......Pantin SORTED!:thumbup1:

 

Hi Silky ive read some of your posts and you also seem like a spiderjack lover . do you use a pantin? does it get in the way when your climbing or dont you notice it?

[Mark Bolam]

I can't believe anyone out there is still climbing at a commercial level without a Pantin in their kit bag.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

A Pantin is possibly the best thing I ever bought (apart from expensive Rum & Vodka) and can be used with any climbing system.

 

 

Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

[Joe Loggs]

True I cant imagine climbing without one now.

[Wolfie]

First thing out of the kit bag now.

 

 

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[Tony Knight]

If your going looking into a foot ascender then it may be of benifit to check out the other brands on offer these days. CT and CMI both have rivals in the market.

 

Cheers,

 

Tony