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UP FOR THAT :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

I would have to pay the extra money to my boss if I got these the main thing that worried me was someone on here said they chew up the bark I might be wrong .

Im sure jonsie does these I will try them on see how they feel:thumbup1:

Do they climb in those then or airstreams:thumbup:

I will try these on if jonsie has them as we only use fr jones for equipment

Forgot airstreams are up their with my top 5 I like the narrow foot bed .

your a groundie though felix:001_rolleyes: are they good for climbing

I know there is loads of threads on boots but I am finding it really hard to choose what I really want the reason I have taken so long about it is I find they are the most important part of my ppe . Ok so at the moment I have no risk climbing boots they have done 2 years but are now giving up I would say they are a great boot for many reasons one of the best things is the cork footbed so so comfortable from day one plus the zip makes it real easy to both take off and put on these boots they have stayed warterproof until about a week ago but I think that is because I polish and warterproof spray them the vibram soles have been good until about 2 weeks ago when they started to give up . So why dont I get the same again well its because of a few things such as need more of a heel for spikes lower cuff for climbing etc . So what would you say is the best climbing boot things I like about a boot are light comfy good movement and grip but not a sole that will chew the bark up on trees like eucalyptus and betula etc . A boot I would not like is anything to chunky that will get stuck in forks that has a high non flex cuff and thick chunky sole . PS my top runners are phantom from stein haix pro light . Any help would be great cheers guys .

Ollie is the manger of the arb side of DFC nice guy would be great to work for give them a ring and ask to speak to ollie coin tell him you know me and good luck .

Dude is like a spider monkey

Is that platinum don't know if its access only not much info on this subject or maybe I haven't seen

I have that one down as my 1st choice at the mo mainly as we use fr jones and dont want to stray over to other companies they have it in orange does Ian have it in blue or is that something else .

That sounds good mr fox I will ask joe to bring his grill the bbq was epic last time

My aeris is ok when I have reached the canopy but is a bit of a pain until your clear of the stem I know that some are for access only just need to know what does both access and limb walking etc I was trying to stick to marlow but they dont have much in the way of srt in their collection .

Everyone is up for that dan lets make the end of year one a real corker:thumbup:

Nice to meet you mate be good to have a look at the oaks up in kent some time soon .

A few pics from today hopefully this works pics are not great sorry only on my phone .

My phone wont put them on my mac because its rubbish but the other guys will have pics soon. Getting my iphone tomorrow and then pics are going to send straight to iphoto:thumbup: shame I did not have it today

Today was great fun I had tried my rope wrench before but the tree we found was even better for it. I just need a longer rope one more for srt and then I wont be going back . Cant knock arran turners energy also my soon to be second climber arran was flying up and down today . Nice meeting tractor and would not be the same with out sam his friend climbed also very well duck to warter or squirel to tree

I will ask my boss if I can order through him with our next delivery I think the logging one for me very nice steve:thumbup:

WOW now thats a bit of kit:thumbup1:

Cheers mate probably catch you at the big one before xmass congrats on the birth of your grandson .

Thats 6 people for tomorrow should be fun hope someone has a good camera my one is cream crackered and we need a pic or 2 or even a video I guess I will have to wait until Ian and dan do there big ass reccy to meet mr silky fox he only comes out at A list events were other celebs hang out .Any way were is my nomadic t shirt .

Always done hedges and trees all part of the same thing I thought:confused1: . Hedges can be quite a challenge at times but I find they help break up the working week and pay well like tree pruning . Here is one I did tools include combi hedge cutter 4 bulk bags and 2 tarps and step ladders:001_smile:

Ok anyone who fancys a climb its now in rayleigh near southend on sea SS67SP the rayeligh harvester restaurant at 10.30 you snooze you loose we will be leaving for the rec climb just after anyone everyone is welcome .