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  1. I haven’t been able to find this answer. I began as an inexperienced climber starting very low and learning. This is my question and I can’t seem to find an answer but maybe it’s because it’s so obvious I just don’t know… Using DRT to get into a tree, you are relying on one crotch. If it fails you’re out of luck. SRT seems glaringly obvious that if something went wrong with the crotch supporting you, well it would be a small drop until something else catches you whereas ascent on DRT you are out of luck. What the hell am I missing here? I understand the benefits of ascent in SRT and Maneuverability in DRT but as far as trusting the tree and yourself, isn’t SRT a clear winner? I must be missing something and please forgive my ignorance but I can’t find an answer to what seems to be a glaring question?

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