The time has finally come

[Steve Bullman]

Because it's a bit of a head-copulation at first and you can easily get frustrated.

That's for working.

Access only you'll be fine.

 

Have you done much climbing?

 

climbed the odd tree here and there Mark.

 

Oh you mean SRT? once. Seems pretty straight forward, im just gonna jump in head first i think.

[Steve Bullman]

Actually most of the time I just disconnect the ascender if I'm gonna be using it a fair bit. Keep it attached to your foot and HC.

 

 

Doesn't that get annoying?

[Joe Newton]

Because it's a bit of a head-copulation at first and you can easily get frustrated.

That's for working.

Access only you'll be fine.

 

Have you done much climbing?

 

 

If he tries it on a rec climb he'll decide not to use it at work. At least on a job you have to get it done!

[Joe Newton]

Doesn't that get annoying?

 

 

Not really. Because of the elastic you never feel it's there, unless it snags on a branch. Since you don't rally limb walk as much it doesn't seem to get in the way.

[Steve Bullman]

i've watched a few instructional videos on youtube so it'll be fine

[Mark Bolam]

climbed the odd tree here and there Mark.

 

Oh you mean SRT? once. Seems pretty straight forward, im just gonna jump in head first i think.

 

 

No. I meant climbing.

I thought you worked in IT?

[treequip]

Liking that stealth look

[Mark Bolam]

Actually most of the time I just disconnect the ascender if I'm gonna be using it a fair bit. Keep it attached to your foot and HC.

 

If it's getting in the way I just clip the top and bottom together and onto the back of my saddle.

 

 

Same.

[Steve Bullman]

I believe tomorrow I have a yew reduction, will be the perfect job for Srt

[Rich Rule]

It is harder to get your head around big climbs. BUT when it clicks it is worth while.