Climbing gear nicked what should I replace it with

[treequip]

 

Plenty of sparks, I am guessing that was a stainless wire, but I have seen otherwise with my own eyes so I will go with "don't bet your life on it"

[Adam Bourne]

Plenty of sparks, I am guessing that was a stainless wire, but I have seen otherwise with my own eyes so I will go with "don't bet your life on it"

 

 

With you 100% mate

[treequip]

That looks worrying

Maybe worth looking differing makes as to what is better

In reality more likely to cut down the length than across..

I do wonder what tests are done before they start selling them to us

 

Well they sell them as flip lines rather than cut proof lines, the wire is there to make the line flip so as long as they flip that's pretty much all the testing they need to do

[bob]

Steve can't sharpen saws for sh..... Haaaaaa! That was clearly blunt to start!!

 

 

I never said it was small saw that cut the strop I see though did I Bob???

 

460 if it helps

 

 

To be fair to steve it wasn't him hahaha

Though totally agree about his sharpening

 

Maybe we should go back to the old blue Swedish flip lines

Certainly they were thicker and more flip worthy though they would not fit in a bag

[MattyF]

To be fair to steve it wasn't him hahaha

Though totally agree about his sharpening

 

Maybe we should go back to the old blue Swedish flip lines

Certainly they were thicker and more flip worthy though they would not fit in a bag

 

 

On that Bob , It's the only wire flip line I've used this year , great on big fir/spruce strips... Worthless for anything else though mind.

[morten]

Wirecore flipline loaded with 40 kg, cut with MS200 Ib 0.85 seconds