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  1. Arran Turner
    Living the life ay, Thanks for sharing Arran
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    Thanks buddy your a star. What parts of the tree are better than the uk and what bits are worse How did you sort out Visa's and accommodation Do many people speak english out there How did you get your foot in the door out there Ill think of more I know some of the questions may be different for different firms but its a start for me to built knowledge thanks again Arran
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    I would love to work out in sweden -20?!?! proper challenge , how did you boys get a foot in the door over there? Arran
  4. Arran Turner
    2nd that,knut is awesome, if you get high enough it will self tend with 13mm but thats an added bonus when climbing bigger trees
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    Ive been using 13mm marlow gecko with 10mm marlow boa as friction cord and works well, I dont think thinner is always better.bought some 10mm OP and having hell trying to make it work with my hitch climber. Going to end up turning it into a prussik loop if it doesnt start working soon
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    Planned on just doing comps in the uk but would be great to go abroad to watch will keep an eye out for all comps, to have a go abroad would be awesome Arran
  7. Arran Turner
    wicked dude, groundy was consistant when placing the swinging logs on the ground:) awesomee
  8. Arran Turner
    Super limb walk at 1.50, rocking
  9. Arran Turner
    Awesome video, would love to play in them trees be nice to see a like for like comparison with a hitchclimber for useability
  10. Arran Turner
    Congrates dude, glad everyone is well. Be nice to see you all soon
  11. Arran Turner
    2nd that, you would spend a similar ££ on just access line
  12. Arran Turner
    That is helpful, its something that im not 100% sure on is when rock climbing/ irata kit is used in the arb industry.
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    I.e as on a lanyard, does that mean it can be used as a load bearing secondary or desend out a tree on one on srt or ddrt?
  14. Arran Turner
    Just wonder what grigri's are used for? if they are used at all in arb? Arran
  15. Arran Turner
    Nice use of his lanyard there the wrench opens up so many options for where to go in the tree/ surrounding trees. Sets his wrench like its second nature there wicked. Arran
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    Up for it aswell, just need to know a date well in advance maybe sort some grub out aswell at lunch Nice to see everyone again Arran
  17. Arran Turner
    Meaning you was full SRT and you went back to ddrt? If so can you explain why you went back :001_smile: Arran
  18. Arran Turner
    , trying to get organised now so i can get to as many as I can. Should be a good crack and would be good to meet new people/ watch other people climb and having a very slim chance of winning something
  19. Arran Turner
    Anyone know when dates will be posted, want to do as many as i can next year Arran
  20. Arran Turner
    super cool. going to have to draw and write down the steps of how to do it and give it a go when i get the chance. Great post dude. Arran
  21. Arran Turner
    I needed to ask the same question
  22. Arran Turner
    Get well soon bud, least your eyes still in your head ay. hopefully see you on a rec climb some time soon. Arran
  23. Arran Turner
    super, cheers bud
  24. Arran Turner
    How do you guys clean your pulleys, my hitch climber is really dirty/gritty and thats not cool Arran
  25. Arran Turner
    thats what i thought, i steer clear of the yosemite for that exact reason. looks a little tidier as a knot but bad skills if the tail that is tucked away becomes untucked and you clip into it Arran

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