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I take it you mean the danger of tracking/winching too far and crushing the climber at the top, and/or hitting obstacles on way up.

 

 

That, and the extra force tearing out an anchor point if the system got snagged.

 

If you're really too old, fat, lazy or generally knackered to get up a tree buy one of them wrapt or things.

 

I've been pulled up a tree by 3 burly groundies before, for funsies, but I'd never let myself or entwine get winched up.

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I have a krab on bridge to a 20cm strap to krab ZZ. It is just long enough to pull the rope from underneath the ZZ straight through it but short enough to handle and descent with ease. You can practically walk up the tree, it's a great set up and so simple.

 

 

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I have a krab on bridge to a 20cm strap to krab ZZ. It is just long enough to pull the rope from underneath the ZZ straight through it but short enough to handle and descent with ease. You can practically walk up the tree, it's a great set up and so simple.

 

 

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Can you pop a pic up please

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