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Its better now mate :thumbup: Still gonna take it half easy but to be honest everyone i sub too has called work off until next week, Due to snow, So by the time i get back to work it should be fine and dandy mate :thumbup1: I climbed a small Birch last week, One of my own jobs and that went well,

 

The reason i like the prussik is because im not a very confident climber, As you know i dont climb alot, Hopefully that'll change next year, I like the fact that when i pull down and push the knot up, if i were to slip or fall it would lock where it is, With hitch climbers and all that, When ive seen guys use them, 2 or 3 arm lengths of rope then pull the slack threw, i always think if i were to slip or fall then, id drop 2 or 3 arms lengths of rope before it locked, Again hopefully all that will change when i become more confident :thumbup1:

 

 

Oh and sorry to de-rail abit haha

No worries Liam . It just takes a bit of time and before you know it you will be sick of all the small trees and be cravin the big uns like Gavin off here . Glad your getting better . I,m just starting to try and make things a bit less of a strain . I tryed the pulley behind the blakes on a decent birch the other day quite liked it . I even had a play at our yard on a Ash tree using the hand over hand realy liked it again . Only prob was the massive pulley I used . So I am investing a few hundred quid on new kit cams pulleys . :thumbup:
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No worries Liam . It just takes a bit of time and before you know it you will be sick of all the small trees and be cravin the big uns like Gavin off here . Glad your getting better . I,m just starting to try and make things a bit less of a strain . I tryed the pulley behind the blakes on a decent birch the other day quite liked it . I even had a play at our yard on a Ash tree using the hand over hand realy liked it again . Only prob was the massive pulley I used . So I am investing a few hundred quid on new kit cams pulleys . :thumbup:

 

Good stuff mate, Healthy body, healthy mind and all that :thumbup1: I do like seeing other techniques getting used, Thats one reason i love being self employed and subbing to different people, seeing different climbers and how they do it, Makes it all more interesting and keeps me learning new stuff all the time, Even after 10 years i can see someone else do it a different way, I love that about this job!! :thumbup:

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Good stuff mate, Healthy body, healthy mind and all that :thumbup1: I do like seeing other techniques getting used, Thats one reason i love being self employed and subbing to different people, seeing different climbers and how they do it, Makes it all more interesting and keeps me learning new stuff all the time, Even after 10 years i can see someone else do it a different way, I love that about this job!! :thumbup:

 

Yeaa haaa All ordered now Cinch , rope grab , pulleys etc . Also some decent 10mm rope for the cinch . Booked some good trees in after crimbo :001_smile:. Hey did you ever get one of those jackets from GO Outdoors ?

 

My climbing has been the same for years. If it aint broke dont fix it . Some of these guys on here have just opened my eyes . Ive been stagnant for so long cant wait now . Will have a few days playing with them before going back to work . Whats your climbing system ?

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Yeaa haaa All ordered now Cinch , rope grab , pulleys etc . Also some decent 10mm rope for the cinch . Booked some good trees in after crimbo :001_smile:. Hey did you ever get one of those jackets from GO Outdoors ?

 

I did mate, went over last week as i needed some gas for my new Jetboil thingy, The jackets superb, They flew off the self though, I went on the wednesday i think and they only had 2 left at Stockport, Im very impressed with it to be honest, Gotta love a bargain too :001_cool:

 

 

You cant beat ordering new gear mate, Bet you cant wait to get cracking with it all :thumbup:

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I did mate, went over last week as i needed some gas for my new Jetboil thingy, The jackets superb, They flew off the self though, I went on the wednesday i think and they only had 2 left at Stockport, Im very impressed with it to be honest, Gotta love a bargain too :001_cool:

 

 

You cant beat ordering new gear mate, Bet you cant wait to get cracking with it all :thumbup:

 

Surely you dont take the jet boil to work :confused1: . Are the jackets lined ?

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Surely you dont take the jet boil to work :confused1: . Are the jackets lined ?

 

 

I would, thats what its for innit?? I have a gas burner in the truck and an MSR stove in the car. Got to ba bale to boil water and fry eggs at a moments notice!

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I climbed for 10+years before I ever saw a throwline, cambium saver etc, let alone a VT!! Changed my climbing overnight really, and never looked back.

 

Rupe that comment has made my day . Cheers Paul .

 

I always knew there were better systems .Its just making an effort to change from something your so familiar with . All these years on the prussic and blakes . Doh I need sectioned .:thumbup:

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Surely you dont take the jet boil to work :confused1: . Are the jackets lined ?

 

Yup, i will be doing, Thats what i bought it for, Brews at the drop of a hat and soup and beans and what have you, For dinners :thumbup1:

 

 

 

Jackets fleecey inside mate yeah, Fleecey pockets too, It really is a nice jacket, Almost too good for work, which is why i bought it, Might leave it in the car/van to change into after work :001_cool:

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