Greenworx Ryan
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From the album: random snaps
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Thomas craggs half way through carving a tree i had just sectioned down.
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From the album: random snaps
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From the album: Railways
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From the album: Railways
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From the album: Railways
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From the album: Railways
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From the album: New York and Connecticut
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From the album: New York and Connecticut
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From the album: New York and Connecticut
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From the album: New York and Connecticut
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From the album: New York and Connecticut
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<p>Hi there Steve just wondering if you got my message about a name change</p>
<p>Thanks </p>
<p>Ryan</p>
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Yeh goretex all the way mate
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I know there is a post on here for these boots but thought that I would give you an up to date review on my experience with them. I got them from Sorbus best part of £240 back in November, I am just to say wearing them in now but I havnt been wearing them everyday, on and off every other week. The past two weeks is the first time with them out in the rain, not good! There about as waterproof as my socks! Who ever came up with the outdry system want beating to death with these boots! The first time wasn't even raining was just the dew off long grass by lunch time soaked though to the skin, second time today, 2 hours in light rain in a field soaked through, I came from having haix boots and almost went towards the meindl but made a bad decision. Don't get me wrong other than the waterproofing boots are great, solid round the ankles good grip built like walking boots and look the business. Great boots if ya work in a place that is dry. Anyone out there had any experience With them and if so can ya get a waterproofing spray for them? I also herd they come with a warranty for them?
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I have three ropes that i use for different things the Elderid xp jamaica, New england tachyon, and the yale poison hi-vy. the elderid is a great rope for use with lockajacks, its got a harder outer surface so falls through far easier than the other two, but I prefer the poison hi vy, if ya get chance to use it have a go, to work with its unberlievable compaired to the other two, and there both good ropes.
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sorry number is 07973763651
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I have one for sale at the min its mine that is on ebay at the min, looking for around £130 for it mate its like brand new and not had much use at all, it ya want to see it look on ebay for spiderjack ascender descender. any questions 0797763651
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Worked on the east coast of America which was great but definatly fancy NZ next.
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hi everyone recently bought a spiderjack after having a lockjack, works awesome but when chogging down something large, when your line splits as it is tight up against the tree the velcro comes off completly, can anyone offer any quick fixes for this?
