Trango Cinch

[Ross Smith]

Wow ? Just nearly ordered a new one . Thought I would check back on here before committing . Cheers .

 

But saying that they are fine to use.

I've just switched back from my ART pos to cinch

 

 

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[marcus_arb]

3 years on the cinch is bloody good going in my book. I use the cinch and if mine lasts 3 years I'd definitely replace it with another one

[High Scale]

You will struggle to buy a new cinch now as they have been deemed not fit for purpose

 

 

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The Cinch hasn't been made for some time so any on the market are the last ones.

 

I believe the D4 is already available.

[DrewB]

The D4 is not a lanyard adjuster.

When did Te cinch get declared 'not fit for purpose'???

[High Scale]

The D4 is not a lanyard adjuster.

When did Te cinch get declared 'not fit for purpose'???

 

I heard talk of it not being suitable as a lanyard adjuster as it wasn't designed as such, like the D4.

 

Mind you, I tend to ignore those types.

[Ross Smith]

Ze gump mentioned that it's not compatible with tree work anymore

 

 

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[treequip]

The D4 is not a lanyard adjuster.

When did Te cinch get declared 'not fit for purpose'???

 

And who made that declaration

[Ross Smith]

By the book that is

 

 

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[TKO]

Iv recently moved from a grillon to a ART swivel positioner, and I really like it!

Takes 11-13mm lines, cams are cheap to replace and you can even chuck it on a flipline if the mood takes you.

Go grab one!

[DrewB]

If a cinch isn't for for purpose, is some old 8mm poly cord tied as a hitch?? fFS