What I learned at the Arb Show

[NickinMids]

Buy aluminium spikes.. They're SO much lighter

 

If you have tons of polystyrene to get rid of drop it into petrol ( joke ) thanks to nice man at Aspen stand

 

No one is really trying to sell rope wrench and SRTWP yet

 

Prices same wherever you buy

 

Lots of thin with long hair can climb better than me

 

Portaloos don't have to be disgu8sting.... swoosh Kplunk gone

 

Horrendous traffic back to M5

Edited June 8, 2014 by Stephen Blair

[Joe Newton]

By the look of it the 3atc isn't as intimidating as I thought. I'll have a pop next year.

 

Scary as it seems introducing yourself to other members is fun.

 

And don't go home and apply for a credit card. I have and it will end badly!

 

 

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Edited June 9, 2014 by David Humphries
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[TGB]

If you answer a mate's enquiry as to how much you paid for this or that. You'll then learn, that if you had just been to "that other place", you'd have paid two quid less.

[silky fox]

Just how much I love Arbshows!!

[Rock Monkey]

Nobody on any stand could tell me which would be coolest, Pfanner type c arb or Pfanner type c gladiator. Hope it's the gladiators....

 

 

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[jnoon]

I learnt that the zig zag mk2 looks awsome and I liked it so purchased one🌴🌲

[Eddie@aspen]

Great to meet so many Aspen users and have the chance to talk to possible new users!

 

We had a great time thanks to the organisers for putting on a great show!

 

See you all Next years!!

 

The Aspen Team.

[mendiplogs]

Great to meet so many Aspen users and have the chance to talk to possible new users!

 

We had a great time thanks to the organisers for putting on a great show!

 

See you all Next years!!

 

The Aspen Team.

 

HI EDDIE get some MILK next time for the TEAS:thumbup1: mate thanks no nice to see you nice thanks jon

[bazbro]

I met lots of people who are very knowledgeable and easy going.The arb fraternity have some really good people and am always impressed by the modesty of the guys who do a very difficult and dangerous job.

[RobRainford]

watching the demos in the trees in the middle i picked up the handy technique of turning a pulling line into a 2:1, attach one end to the truck or another tree and run it through a pulley or something on the top of the tree, then pull the end. 2:1 system like a climbing line. will be using that for sure, i have thought you can add a pulley and a prussic for progress capture too if its a back leaner or you don't want to rock it too much!