Rigging kit

[mistahbenn]

That will serve you very well to start out with.

[Darrin Turnbull]

What about Rigging Rings instead of a pulley.

[R Mac]

What about Rigging Rings instead of a pulley.

 

Very good point, a bit more info below.

 

[ame=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-q9yxyS4BM]X Rigging Rings[/ame]

[jeanesy]

If it's just a lightweight/medium weight kit you're after I'd go for a medium isc swing cheek with a tenex loopie sling, either 12 or 14mm Sirius and the Stein rc 2001. For me a bollard is worth the extra few quid over a portawrap type device and if you had to negative rig it'll be better.

[Darrin Turnbull]

Or just go crazy and buy everything.

[Mark Bolam]

If it's just a lightweight/medium weight kit you're after I'd go for a medium isc swing cheek with a tenex loopie sling, either 12 or 14mm Sirius and the Stein rc 2001. For me a bollard is worth the extra few quid over a portawrap type device and if you had to negative rig it'll be better.

 

 

Word.

[mistahbenn]

Or just go crazy and buy everything.

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Pfft talk about all the gear....ha

[R Mac]

Or just go crazy and buy everything.

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never mind the cost, someone has to pack it away

 

[MattyF]

Definitely an 2001 or 1000 RC device over a portawrap as its so simple to use with basic instruction and puts a lot less slack in the system for inexperienced users that can mess up putting a rope on a portawrap on a rope altogether!! Important especially if you chop and change ground staff a lot.

[stihlmadasever]

Portawrap has done me for 90% of my rigging jobs,i rarely get big dismantles that require any of the big boys toys.

Handy to have though for those big stem chogs