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Was working in a scruffy area yesterday and picked up a bike handle grip made of soft rubber. Put it over the eye splice on bluetongue and it served very well as a throw weight. Very safe too. I csn see there being some play on words on here but it is a serious thread!

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The throw bag works well and probably better to get it to come down. I'm a minimalist and like going lightweight. The bike grip is lighter but still works and less chance of getting banjoed in the face when you miss!

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Nice one. I usually have a small throwbag on a tool bina and clip it into the spliced eye instead of throwing just the rope when I advance up the tree.

 

Yeh i do that too.I never bother coiling it up and throwing it now

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Nice one. I usually have a small throwbag on a tool bina and clip it into the spliced eye instead of throwing just the rope when I advance up the tree.

 

Someone mentioned this a while back in relation to Zigzag working. I've been using it ever since. Its a great tip.

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