John Shutler
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Everything posted by John Shutler
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unfortunately it is an expensive place to live
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cant remember, the final interviews were at the end of november and ive "filed" the information away somewhere
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wages vary all over but 80 a day before tax in my opinion is crap for a senior position. and the cost of living is pretty high in the new forest
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very poor money. unfortunately this seems to be a reacurring theme. the recently advertised position of senior arborist at hilliers was upto 20g. very poor i belive for a senior position
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why !
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they are, they take a little while to get used to them because they move around your foot a bit more than normall but once youve got over that they are sweeeeet
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even the shaft http://www.treeworker.co.uk/acatalog/Climbing_Spurs_11.html
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winds ok... it just depends on the tree
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no they are all carbon fibre
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you wanna try the carbon fibre geckos
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i do the same thing
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you could see the spalting in the butt
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cool job buddy, dont you just love the sound of those wedges
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any model in particular drew
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im after a pair of the airstreams as well, ive had my meindl waufthingamijiggers for 2 years now and cant face retiring them as theyve got loads of life left in them and they are uber comfy. maybe il get them at the aa in june im really after a second pair of lighter boots though
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ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so many conflicting opinions
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that pretty much answers my question, i want something i can comfortably work in all day
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yeah i found that site after i posted the first one, but cheers anyway buddy, does anyone have any experience of this boot
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are these the boots you were thinking of nod http://www.livefortheoutdoors.com/Gear-Reviews/Search-Results/Footwear/AKU-Croda/?&R=EPI-10151
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am i right in thinking they are slightly wide. if so thats great because my feet are wider
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ive been wearing my salomans all day reducing a lime and beech tree,and they are lovely to climb in, the only thing ive got with them is that they are very soft around the edges of your feet and i know the scarpas are more robust as they are designed as a scambling/climbing boot. size wise did you go smaller or slightly bigger steve
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plants are something you stand on when gaining access to trees....arbtalk
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been thinking about getting a pair for a while now.pros and cons please guys. i have a pair of salomon mid GTX http://www.salomonsports.com/uk/#/footwear/footwear/hiking that i have been wearing for silky ony reductions:001_smile: etc for a while now and they are great for climbing in, sooooooooooo grippy. so come on whats your opinions
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i never had one up untill about 3 months ago, never really thought it was essential, but now i love having it. i have a large isc krab on the end held in position with some rubber bungs,it does the job but would look neater with a krab/swivel combo
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run mine with an isc grap and its great
